VOICE OF THE PLANTATION PEOPLE ORGANIZATION: The Movement for Plantation People's Land Rights (MPPLR) Holds National Land Day in Badulla for the Third Time

Wednesday, September 4, 2024

The Movement for Plantation People's Land Rights (MPPLR) Holds National Land Day in Badulla for the Third Time

On June 22, 2024, the Movement for Plantation People's Land Rights (MPPLR) celebrated National Land Day in Badulla, marking the third year of this significant event. Organized in collaboration with the Uva Shakthi Foundation, the occasion witnessed robust support from the Voice of the Plantation People Organization (VOPP), a dedicated member of MPPLR.

The event saw the participation of over 500 Malaiyaha people from across the country, coming together to advocate for their land rights through a vibrant public rally and march. This collective effort underscores the ongoing commitment to securing land rights and improving conditions for the plantation communities.

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01) Taking action to mitigate climate change and protect the natural environment. 02) Establish educational initiatives that promote the preservation and celebration of the cultural identity of the Malaiyaga people. 03) Developing the higher education status of children in Malaiyaga. 04) Enhancing educational and economic opportunities for Malaiyaga women. 05) Empowering women who are victims and preventing all forms of discrimination against them. 06) Implement community development projects that focus on sustainable livelihoods and economic empowerment within the plantation community. 07) Facilitate legal aid and advocacy programs to ensure equitable land and housing rights for the plantation community. 08) Advocate for the protection of human rights and workers' rights within the plantation community, including advocating against any forms of discrimination and exploitation. 09) Advocate for policy changes and reforms to strengthen the legal framework protecting the rights of marginalized communities, particularly the Malaiyaga people. 10) Organize peace-building workshops and events to foster harmonious relationships and understanding among different communities.