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About us
The Press Complaints Commission of Sri Lanka is an independent body that entertains complaints on editorial content from members of the public and seeks to resolve the dispute through conciliation, mediation or arbitration. There is no fee involved for this service, and the PCCSL strives to resolve the matter within 30 working days of receiving a complaint. In the three years of its existence the PCCSL has received 395 complaints and resolved 389 to the satisfaction of both parties involved.
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What's New
Posted on: 2011-09-19 05:44:04
The recent phone hacking scandal in the UK has raised several questions about ethical journalism around the world. Is it time to reinvigorate respect for the Editors Code of Professional Practice, and take a fresh look at self-regulation in the media? Is
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Posted on: 2011-07-01 02:28:46
Virakesari Online Newspaper Editorial Meeting on 31st January 2011 chaired by Kamal Liyanarachchi, Acting CEO of PCCSL, Sukumar Rockwood , Complaints officer English Print Media, Ameen Hussain Tamil Complaints Officer of PCCSL, giving a presentation &
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Posted on: 2011-07-01 04:10:50
Online Newspaper Editorial Staff Listening with intent
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Essay Competition conducted by the Press Complaints Commission of Sri Lanka and the Ministry of Education
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SELF REGULATION IN THE MEDIA
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'Doing Ethics' Workshop for Nuwara Eliya District Journalists July 29-31, 2011.
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