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Social vulnerability and property crime victimization:
(2026)Urban property crime victimisation patterns are complex interactions of individual vulnerabilities and environmental risk factors. This study considers social factors that lead to property crime victimization in Colombo ... -
Exploring the harassment against working women:
(2026)Women working in Free Trade Zones continue to face violence and harassment in and outside the workplace without adequate recourse and redressal mechanisms. Sri Lanka‘s total labor force participation is 49.8%. Females' ... -
Premenstrual syndrome in Sri Lankan criminal law:
(2026)This study critically examines the possibility of introducing Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) into the adjudication of criminal cases involving female offenders in Sri Lanka. The increasing use of syndrome-based evidence, ... -
Effectiveness of rehabilitation and counseling for disabled soldiers in the Sri Lanka Army:
(2025-07-15)This research examines the effectiveness of rehabilitation and counseling practices for disabled soldiers in the Sri Lanka Army. It aims to address their physical and psychological needs, which arose primarily from the ... -
An exploration study of the impact of education on employee performance with reference to the regimental center of Sri Lanka Sinha regiment
(2024)This research is focused on to investigate the performance deficiencies among officers and other rankers at the Regimental Centre Sri Lanka Sinha Regiment. The primary development of the study was to study upon on the key ...
