HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF SRI LANKA, Annual Report 2019 2019 at Akkarayankulam in Kilinochchi and Iranathivu Island, and on 12 December 2019 at Thammennawetiya in Anamaduwa respectively. The Commission and the Regional Offices continued to provide assistance to mobile services organized by the Ministry of National Co-Existence, Dialogue and Official Languages for marginalized groups in several parts of the country. As such, the HRCSL Head Office sent its officials as resource persons for mobile services in areas such as Kalutara, Mutwal, and Awissawella while the respective Regional Offices provided assistance to mobile services in areas such as Batticaloa, Matale, Bulathkohupitiya, and Mallakam. 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 2019, HRCSL conducted lectures, and participated in discussions on a wide array of topics of interest. The following is a selected list of such events the HRCSL Head Office contributed to: a) Contributing expertise to progress monitoring meetings on the implementation of National Human Rights Action Plan (20162021). This activity included attending meetings of the Committee on the Rights of migrant workers convened by the Ministry of Foreign Employment Promotion, Committee on Civil and Political Rights contained in National Human Rights Action Plan convened by the Ministry of Justice, and meetings convened by the Coordinating Secretariat for Reconciliation Mechanisms. 82