Sri Lanka Blog Post
ECPAT International’s newest report looks at the sexual exploitation of boys in Sri Lanka and reveals how male children and SOGIE diverse children who have experienced sexual exploitation have little
Awareness Programmes
After months of lockdown which resulted in halting of activities, PEaCE was able to resume with our work starting the month of November 2021. Due to the precedent situation, certain
The Global Initiative to Explore Sexual Exploitation of Boys
Sexual Exploitation is the actual or attempted abuse of a position of vulnerability, power, or trust, for sexual purposes, including, but not limited to, profiting monetarily, socially or politically from
Trainings and Awareness programs: August, September and October 2020
Over the three-month period covering August, September and October 2020, PEaCE-ECPAT Sri Lanka reached 767 important actors through awareness and training sessions. The programs focused on sexual abuse and exploitation
A snapshot of programs conducted in July 2020
PEaCE – ECPAT Sri Lanka reached 294 important stakeholders in July through training and awareness programs on sexual abuse and exploitation of children, particularly sexual abuse and exploitation of children
Professional Training for Lawyers – Anuradhapura
An awareness program for 41 Lawyers in Anuradhapura was held on the 12th of October. The participants were enlightened on the laws pertaining to sexual abuse and exploitation of children
Children’s Day Awareness Campaign
On the Children’s Day the PEaCE Team was in the city of Badulla. The Awareness Walk on Online Safety for both Children and Youth took place in the Badulla city
Awareness Program – School for the Deaf and Dumb
In our ceaseless efforts in creating a beautiful world for our children, PEaCE decided to priorities the Differently Abled children too in our agenda, whose lives we value like any
Awareness Program On Sexual Exploitation Of Children – Polonnaruwa
The awareness program for the District Children’s Council members in Polonnaruwa took place on the 26th at the Polonnaruwa District Secretariat Office. 100 participants benefited from the session which focused