Unveiling the Past: A Timeless Journey Through History
With the emergence of Free Trade Zones in Sri Lanka following the advent of open economy, many female workers suffered due to the oppressive policies of the government existed at the time. The working class was subjected to extreme exploitation. In this historic background, the Women’s Center was established in August 1982 to protect women’s, rights. Read more..
We’re thrilled to share that we successfully conducted a comprehensive training program on the UN Guiding Principles, human rights, gender equality, and grievance mechanisms for women workers. This initiative, held in the Katunayake, Pallekale and Koggala Free Trade Zone, empowered women with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their rights and access grievance mechanisms effectively. Together, we have fostered a more just and equitable workplace for all.
“Legal Aid Clinic held for women workers in Katunayake FTZ, Pallekale FTZ and Koggala FTZ as part of the ‘Bridging the Gap: Empowering Women Workers in Sri Lankan Free Trade Zones’ project, supported by EU UNDP B+HR.” -16.06.2024
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At present Women’s Centre is engaged in activities such as legal support for labour issues faced by FTZ workers, defend and promote human rights, women rights and labour rights, workshops and trainings on women leadership, reproductive health, 1325 resolution, celebrate women’s day, May Day and elimination of violence against women’s day, counseling for women, ethnic integration programs and print and distribute “Shramika” news paper. And also it maintains library for Women’s Centre members & Day Care Center for FTZ women workers’ children.
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