A Land Recovery Network Discussion was held in Batticaloa District on Tuesday, the 18th. The discussion brought together individuals who have been denied land rights, representatives of civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, journalists, and youth.

This initiative was conducted under the "Land Back Initiatives" Project, jointly undertaken by the Aham Humanitarian Resource Center (AHRC) and the People’s Council for Justice and Justice (PCCJ). The discussions focused on land grabbing issues in Batticaloa District and explored legal measures to prevent further encroachments while reclaiming lost lands. As a result, a dedicated network was formed to address these concerns.

Participants actively contributed their perspectives on land rights violations occurring in Batticaloa District. Additionally, they proposed various projects aimed at identifying sustainable solutions to these pressing issues.

A workshop on the Right to Information Act for journalists, human rights activists, and democratic stakeholders of the Batticaloa District was held in Batticaloa today (14) under the auspices of the AHRC.

The workshop covered how to obtain data through the Act and write investigative articles to find solutions to people's problems using the Right to Information Act

A Land Recovery Network Discussion was held in Trincomalee District on Monday, the 9th. The discussion was attended by individuals who have been denied land rights, representatives of civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, journalists, and youth.

Conducted under the Land Recovery Project jointly undertaken by AHRC and PCCJ, the discussions focused on land grabbing issues in Trincomalee District and the legal steps required to prevent encroachment and reclaim lost lands. Following this, a dedicated network was formed to address these issues.

Participants shared their experiences regarding land rights violations in the district and collaborated on developing projects aimed at finding sustainable solutions.

A Network Discussion on Land Recovery was held in Ampara District on Sunday, the 9th. The event gathered individuals who have been denied land rights, representatives of civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, journalists, and youth.

Jointly organized by AHRC and PCCJ under the Land Recovery Project, the discussion centered on land grabbing in Ampara District and the necessary legal measures to prevent further encroachments. Participants also collaborated to form a network focused on recovering lost lands through legal action.

Throughout the discussion, participants expressed their concerns over land rights violations and developed actionable plans to address these challenges.