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Awareness Program on Cybercrime and Personal Data Protection
Organized by: The Revolutionary Existence for Human Development (RED)Target Audience: Youth employed in the Katunayake Free Trade ZoneDate: June 21, 2026Venue: Upper Floor Auditorium, Katunayake Urban Council Building Program Overview The Revolutionary Existence for Human Development (RED) successfully conducted a one-day workshop on June 21, 2026, addressing the timely and critical theme of “Cybercrime and Personal Data Protection.” The program was…
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A training workshop on the Maternity Benefits Ordinance
On 7 June 2026, a training workshop on the Maternity Benefits Ordinance No. 32 of 1939 was conducted at the RED Head Office, for 20 female workers aimed at addressing the widespread lack of awareness regarding maternity rights among the predominantly young female workforce of Sri Lanka’s apparel industry in general . This was conducted…
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Awareness on ILO Convention C190 Concerning the Elimination of Violence and Harassment in the World of Work
Organisation: Revolutionary Existence for Human Development (RED)Venue: RED Office 2 / 15 Awariyawattha KatunayakeParticipants: 20 garment factory workers from the Katunayake Free Trade ZoneResource Person: Mr. Kalpa Maduranga Date – 2026.05.24 A one-day awareness workshop on ILO Convention C190 concerning the elimination of violence and harassment in the world of work was organized by Revolutionary Existence for Human Development…
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New Year Celebration
Celebrating the dawn of the New Year 2026 together with the members of RED has always been one of our key annual activities. In keeping with this tradition, the New Year celebration was successfully organized with the active participation of both existing members of the RED organization and individuals who attended with the intention of…
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A stakeholder networking event was held at the Dilshan Hall, Katunayake on 17th September to sensitize Free Trade Zone workers on Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms.
The event was attended by the Katana Divisional Secretary, Seeduwa Medical Officer of Health, Women and Children’s Unit of Awariwatte Police, Gampaha District NGO Representative, Grama Niladhari, Early Childhood Development Officers, Social Service Officers and Hostel Owners as decision-makers. The discussions highlighted the challenges faced by FTZ workers, such as minimum wages and job insecurity,…


