During the year 2014 the Commission was able to function mobile offices, at Killinochchi, Mulathiew, Nuwaraeliya, Polonnaruwa and Puttalam. The Annual Report 2014 includes activities carried out by Human Rights Commission of Sri Lanka for the year 2014 in protection, promotion and monitoring of Human rights. According to the detailed information in these chapters monitoring activities and promotional activities have increased comparison to the previous years. Through the number of complaints has decreased compared to 2013 which does not suggest that the human rights violations have not occurred in 2014. In Chapter one Protection of Human Rights highlighted number of complaints filed by individuals claiming self-centered rights, the manner in which the complaints are categorized, closed up and number of persons who seeked advices on Human Rights violations. The second chapter provides information on training and awareness programmes, commemoration of special days, participated and organized promotional activities with different stakeholders. The third chapter reveals monitoring activities which includes sumo-moto actions, inspections and election monitoring activities. Forth chapter contains financial expenses, human resource availabilities, infrastructure changes, staff capacity building trainings and participation of International conferences and trainings. Fifth chapter relates to complaint details and programmes of Regional Offices. Sixth chapter information on civil society meetings, relationship with local and International organization which includes conducted meetings. Seventh chapter elaborates Human Rights situation in 2014. ix