LAUNCH OF RCSS REPORT ON ‘THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF YOUNG LEADERS AND VOLUNTEERS IN PREVENTING VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN SRI LANKA’ – SPONSORED BY THE UNFPA

The RCSS – UNFPA Report on ‘The Potential Role of Young Leaders and Volunteers in Preventing Violent Extremism in Sri Lanka’ was officially released by the UNFPA on the 17th of November, at the ‘Youth for Youth and Peace’ conference on “How Can Youth Prevent Violent Extremism”, organized by the UNFPA and UNV.

At the conference, RCSS Executive Director, Prof. Gamini Keerawella, presented the Key Findings and Recommendations of the report.

Mr. V. Sivagnanasothy, Secretary to the Ministry of National Policies, Economic Affairs, Resettlement and Rehabilitation, Northern Province Development, Vocational Training and Skills Development and Youth Affairs received the report at the conclusion of the conference.

The full report is now freely available and can be accessed below:

THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF YOUNG LEADERS AND VOLUNTEERS IN PREVENTING VIOLENT EXTREMISM IN SRI LANKA