HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF SRI LANKA, Annual Report 2019 3.1.2.Statistics of complaints received 3.1.3.Statistics of cases concluded in 2018 3.1.4.Recommendations 3.1.5.The Backlog project 3.1.6.Public Consultations of the Commission 3.2 Examples of individual complaints by category of rights 3.2.1.Custodial violence (Article 11 of the Constitution) 3.2.2.Equality and non-discrimination (Article 12 of the Constitution) 3.2.3.Arbitrary arrest and detention (Article 13 of the Constitution) 3.2.4.Multiple rights violations 3.3 Suo Motu inquiries 3.4 Interventions by the Chairperson’s Office CHAPTER 4: RESEARCH AND MONITORING 4.1. Thematic sub-committees 4.2. National Studies conducted 4.3. Monitoring the non-implementation of recommendations 4.4. Other Monitoring activities 4.4.1.Monitoring places of detention and care homes 4.4.2.Other monitoring activities CHAPTER 5: EDUCATION AND OUTREACH 5.1. Public awareness raising 5.1.1.Celebration of International Commemorative Days 5.1.2.Human Rights Training Programmes for Various Focus Groups 5.2. Sharing Knowledge with Other Public Institutions/Programmes 5.3. Reconciliation initiatives 5.4. Engagement with the media 5.4.1.Engagement with traditional print and electronic media 5.4.2.Use of online platforms 5.5. Engagement with civil society 5.5.1.Regional civil society coordinating committees 5.5.2.Community Task forces for Human Rights (CTF4HR) 5.5.3.Civil Society representatives as members of the thematic subcommittees 5.5.4.Participation at events organized by civil society organizations 5.5.5.Training for civil society 5.6. Mentoring 9