International Centre for Ethnic Studies
The ICES has been an important player in the areas of reconciliation, justice, gender and human rights and has been particularly influential in shaping policy and public imagination on issues of gender equality, ethnic diversity, religious coexistence, and constitutional reform in Sri Lanka. The institution has contributed to the development and promotion of minority and group rights and has previously worked closely with the United Nations Special Rapporteurs, the several Working Groups and wit
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- Website: http://ices.lk/
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- Email: admin@ices.lk (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The ICES has been an important player in the areas of reconciliation, justice, gender and human rights and has been particularly influential in shaping policy and public imagination on issues of gender equality, ethnic diversity, religious coexistence, and constitutional reform in Sri Lanka. The institution has contributed to the development and promotion of minority and group rights and has previously worked closely with the United Nations Special Rapporteurs, the several Working Groups and wit
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