In the realm of international development, the quest to create positive change has always been guided by the voices of the people it aims to impact. One remarkable initiative that embodies this ethos is the MY World global citizen survey. …

The Annual Non-Profit Fair, Peace Expo 2019, harmoniously brought together a consortium of stakeholders representing local and international Non-Profit Organizations and Non-Government Organizations. Their united purpose: to champion Human Rights and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. …

The Peace Expo & Colombo Food Fest 2017 was a event, crafted by the Road to Rights, a dynamic youth-led organization, in partnership with…

“Tourism for All” stands as a national campaign, brought to fruition through a partnership between the Tourism Department of the University of Colombo. …

The inaugural conference hosted by ‘The Road to Rights’ took place in Sri Lanka from December 8th to 11th. The primary objective of this…

The World Conference on Youth 2014 took center stage in Sri Lanka, from 6th to 10th May with close to 1,000 young participants from around the world gathered for this historic occasion, it marked not only the first global youth conference in four years but also the first ever organized…

The South Asia Summit on Youth and Human Rights commenced with great enthusiasm and purpose at the Nelum Pokuna Mahinda Rajapaksa Performing Arts Theatre in Colombo from 24th to 27th April 2014. …

Music possesses a unique and transformative power that can bridge gaps, dissolve barriers, and foster unity among communities. It serves as a universal language, capable of touching the hearts and souls of people from diverse backgrounds, regardless of their faiths, cultures, or traditions. …

Decade of Impact at the UN Youth Human Rights Summit! Since 2014, we have taken immense pride in our tradition of sending youth delegates to attend the Youth Human Rights Conference. Every year, we meticulously filter and select the most deserving and passionate young individuals from the Road to Rights…