NLEAP Bulletin 2021 Q3
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Category: Official Languages Policy
“Gender in Translation: Feminist and Gender Politics in Translation”.
NLEAP launches Inaugural Online Workshop on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment within Language Rights It was an evening of riveting conversation when NLEAP launched its webinar series for University Academics on Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment within language rights. Held on the 16th of September, the inaugural session commenced with...
Annual Reporting on the Status of the Official Languages: Sharing of Canadian experience
The Canadian Approach to Annual Reporting The Official Languages Commission for Canada, the Official Languages Commission for the province of New Brunswick, and the French Language Services Commission for the province of Ontario have recently published their respective Annual Reports for the year 2019-2020. Official Languages Commission – Canada The...
Strategy to support delivery and management of Second Language Training
NLEAP conducts consultation workshop for NILET NLEAP recently organised a consultation workshop for NILET officials on developing a strategy to support delivery and management of second language training conducted by NILET. Mandated with the provision of quality training of Sinhala, Tamil and English languages, the strategy will be NILET’s roadmap...
Full Steam Ahead on Official Language Policy Implementation
NLEAP spearheads Workshop for Language Planning and 1956 Call Centre NLEAP in collaboration with the National Languages Division of the Ministry of Public Services, Provincial Councils and Local Government, organized a workshop on Language Planning and the 1956 Call Centre, two key focal areas in the implementation of the Official...
Part 4 – Support from NLEAP to the OLP Strategy Implementation
Support from the National Language Equity Advancement Project (NLEAP) to the OLP implementation strategy The NLEAP project has identified the development of the OLP implementation strategy as a priority activity in its Annual Work Plan (2020). It is providing technical support to the Ministry responsible for Official Languages in developing...
Part 3 – Elements of the OLP Implementation Strategy
Elements of the OLP Implementation Strategy The OLP implementation strategy can be defined as a set of guidelines, a framework to assist the key ministries and their institutions to provide services to the people of Sri Lanka in the official language of their choice. It will require from each ministry...
– Background – Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission Report (LLRC)
The post-conflict Lessons Learned and Reconciliation Commission Report (LLRC) (2012) made the following recommendation relating to the Official Languages: Every attempt must be made to create a sense of belonging among all the citizens irrespective of race,religion or social status. It is imperative that the Official Languages Policy is implemented...
Part 2 -The Official Languages Policy (OLP) Implementation Strategy
The Ministry responsible for Official Languages, in close cooperation with its institutions (Department of Official Languages (DOL), Official Languages Commission (OLC), National Institute of Language Education and Training (NILET)), will be coordinating the implementation of the OLP implementation strategy and providing support to the government ministries and institutions. Although the...
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