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STRENGTHENING A JUST ALTERNATIVE

Based on the report of the Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices Survey conducted by Centre for Poverty Analysis

Learn more about Women Representation in Mediation here

(Source: Understanding Women Mediators - An in-depth study of women in Community Mediation Boards in Sri Lanka – The Asia Foundation, 2016)

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Community Mediation Board in Sri Lanka

Justice for All - 2019

By the Task Force on Justice

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