HUMAN RIGHT COMMISSION OF SRI LANKA - Annual report 2020 - Training Programme on child rights for newly recruited school teachers by the Kalmunai regional office on 27 January 2020.  Community mobile services The Commission and the Regional Offices provided assistance to mobile services organized by the Ministry of Justice and Law Reform for marginalized groups in several parts of the country. As such, the HRCSL Regional Office in Matara provided assistance to mobile services in Ratgama and Bope. Due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic the Commission was not in a position to conduct community mobile services under its own auspices as in the previous years. 5.2. Sharing knowledge with other public institutions/programmes The Commission, through its Head Office and the Regional Offices, also provides assistance by way of resources persons to programmes conducted by other public institutions and actively contributed to discussions of relevance to the Commission convened by other public institutions. During 2020, the head office and regional offices of the HRCSL conducted lectures and participated in discussions on topics of interest such as: a) A lecture on minority rights as part of periodic workshops organized by the Directorate of Humanitarian Law and Human Rights of the Sri Lanka Army. b) The discussion on constitutional reforms organized by the Department of Law, University of Peradeniya on 29 September 2020. c) An awareness session on fundamental rights, child rights, and the role of the HRCSL for the students of the College of Technology, Badulla on 28 February 2020. 76