-To prepared a database on civil organizations. -To conduct workshops on Human Rights requested by Civil Society organizations. -Promotion of Elders Rights.\ - Intervene to regulate and form Human Rights education comprehensively. A request was made to the Commission to conduct continuous meetings with civil society organizations. Also activities with civil organizations were carried out accordingly to the work plan. In addition, the Commission decided to take into consideration a proposal submitted by the Centre for Alternative Policy Studies to have a separate Chapter on the activities carried out by the Commission relating to the protection, monitoring, promotion and the providing advice on human rights, in the Annual Report of the Commission. In the year 2013 meetings were also held jointly with civil organizations at provincial level. Working in collaboration with the HELPAGE Organization  on  the  protection  of  elder’s  rights,     jointly working with the Sri Lanka Association for Advancement of Education (SLAAD) on the matter of including human rights in the school curriculum, working in collaboration with the American Solidarity Centre and the Law and Society Trust on the rights of migrant workers and with the PAFEREL to assure voters rights are few examples for instances where the Commission worked in cooperation with Civil Organizations. 4.2. Corporation with Government and Non Government Organizations Director, Education and Special Programme has represented the Commission in extending its cooperation to the Committee on the Review of Professional Ethics of the National Institute for Mental Health. The Commission also took part in a workshop held by the Committee jointly conducted with the Sri Lanka Medical Officer Associations. Policies, professional ethics international guidelines, accidents and privileges, privacy and confidentiality in human experiment were areas discussed during the workshop. 39