ICES engages in academic research, advocacy on key policy matters and endeavours to create a critical mass of people who believe in cultural pluralism and tolerance.
A world which celebrates diversity anchored in the fundamental unity of the human species.
To contribute towards relevant rigorous intellectual traditions that recognise our common humanity and promote our diverse identities, and to generate ideas that inform and guide policies and institutions in order to promote justice, equity and peaceful coexistence.
To deepen the understanding of ethnicity, identity politics and conflict, and to foster conditions for an inclusive, just and peaceful society nationally, regionally and globally, through research, publication, dialogue, creative expression and knowledge transfer.
ICES 2016 project on transitional justice is a continuation from the previous transitional justice projects. This focus this year will be on the themes of truth-seeking prosecutions reparations and ...
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Nallaratnam Singarasa, a 20-year-old Tamil man from Navakadu, Batticaloa, was indicted on ...
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The library plays an important role in all academic activities of ICES. It provides information support to research working groups, individual ...
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The International Centre for Ethnic Studies is currently working towards establishing a digital and subsequently a physical and mobile museum of ...
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God Must be Deaf
