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As a measure of taking Right to Information (RTI) to the bottom sphere of the country and to create a RTI trend as a practice, Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) organized workshops for youth in eight districts in the country. These workshops were linguistically facilitated according to the preferences of each district. The Youth empowerment

In commemorationg the International Right to Know Day, the Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) launches the Right to Information (RTI) promotional song was composed by veteran ‘Gypsies’ singer Sunil Perera. 

According to the Right To Information act in Sri Lanka the main purpose is guide the Sri Lanka citizen regarding this Law. Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) conducted one day awarness programme for Civil Soceity in Puttalam.It was held on 24th of August, 2017 at the Ice Talk Hotel. This Training Programme was conducted by

Sri Lanka Press Institute organized a workshop about Right to Information act for the Civil Society  in Anuradapura district.It was held on 10th of August,2017 at Grand Leisure Village,Anuradapura Session was conducted by Mr Kamal Liyanarachchi. During the workshop, the practical situations were discussed when continuing the act. Further the Civil Society have been guided identifying the practical issues.

The Sri Lanka Press Institute (SLPI) as part of its on-going Right to Information (RTI) awareness program in the country, this week conducted its training in Sinhala for the Civil Soceity in the Matara District. The sessions held on the 1st of August 2017 at Sarasi Hotel Matara, consisted 30 participants from the Matara district. The program is designed to promote the use of the RTI Act,