C R L activities have received publicity through the press and the radio. On 14th December 2007 the Daily Mirror carried as a sub editorial titled “Role of children in anti-corruption campaign” an encouraging account of the integrity programme facilitated by C R L founder director Dr Charika Marasinghe.
Nurturing Youth to be Honourable Citizens With Integrity
In a country beset by the challenges of a civil war, commercialization and ethnic conflict, children find it hard to comprehend the intricacies of the moral environment around them.
On 8th April 2008 Dr Charika Marasinghe speaking of the proposed anti-corruption maneuvers that C R L has submitted to Transparency International Sri Lanka, an autonomous entity dedicated to eradicating corruption in Sri Lanka, explained the integrity laboratory concept, enumerating the importance of inculcating integrity in the hearts and minds of children from their childhood. Education, an area covered in the 5 year strategic plan prepared by Dr Charika Marasinghe for TISL, on a consultancy basis was linked to the activities of the Education Ministry and the issue of dealing with corruption was the main subject of the conference. A representative gathering of Education Ministry officials including the Secretary and Additional Secretaries were among the audience.
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