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Blueprint for a Rational Government in Sri Lanka : Proposed Ministries, Departments, Corporations and Statutory Institutions and Their Relevant Laws, Duties, and Functions
(Colombo: Verité Research, 2024-03)‘Blueprint for a Rational Government in Sri Lanka‘, created by Verité Research and Manthri.lk, seeks to implement the recommendations from the White Paper on “A Rational Method for Cabinet Formation in Sri Lanka“, published ... -
Supporting Land Tenure Awareness - Phase 1 : Lessons and Significance for Way Forward
(Colombo: Verité Research, 2014-07)The report discusses the main challenges faced by individuals and communities in the North and East and examines available solutions in terms of their effectiveness and feasibility. The report also presents a unique ... -
Sri Lanka : Online Child Sexual Exploitation - Legal Gap Analysis
(Colombo: Verité Research, 2019-11)The study provides a legal gap analysis by examining the legislative and policy framework pertaining to online child sexual exploitation (OCSE) in Sri Lanka. It provides an overview of OCSE globally and in Sri Lanka. The ... -
Sri Lanka: Resolution 30/1 Implementation Monitor : Statistical and Analytical Review No. 10 - August 2024
(Colombo: Verité Research, 2024-08)The report aims to offer an overview of transitional justice and human rights developments in Sri Lanka despite the government’s withdrawal of the 30/1 resolution at the 43rd UNHRC session in February 2020. Verité Research ... -
Gaps in the Guardrails : A Review of Laws on Private Sector Corruption in Sri Lanka
(Colombo: Verité Research, 2025-01)While public sector corruption dominates the headlines, private sector corruption remains a silent force undermining Sri Lanka’s economy. This report exposes key legal loopholes that enable bribery and weak corporate ...
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