Yesterday (May 10, 2009) saw the Sri Lankan government escalate its genocide of its own citizens. More than 300 killed and 1000 wounded.
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Please stop the genocide in Sri Lanka
Monday, May 11, 2009
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Sri Lankan government creating another Darfur
The Sri Lankan government has asked all international aid agencies to leave the Tamil minority region under assault from government forces.
The reqion in the North of the country referred to as "Wanni" is on the brink of a humanitarian disaster as the government continues with its "slow genocide" of the Tamils.
Asia Times says that the Sri Lankan government even operates camps similar to the Nazi camps:
Will the international community act in time to save the suffering people of Wanni?
The reqion in the North of the country referred to as "Wanni" is on the brink of a humanitarian disaster as the government continues with its "slow genocide" of the Tamils.
Asia Times says that the Sri Lankan government even operates camps similar to the Nazi camps:
These camps are strictly policed and offer very limited freedom of mobility for inmates. Since civilian escapees from Wanni are all suspected of loyalties to the LTTE, the camps are subject to screening and "weeding out" operations by security forces. One informed international aid official likened them to Nazi concentration camps.
Will the international community act in time to save the suffering people of Wanni?
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Desperate plight of Tamil civilians
This BBC article brings to light suffering Tamil people in Sri Lanka are bearing due to the war strategy of the Sri Lankan government:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7558467.stm
The article also touches upon the fact that the international community (India especially) has sought to ignore the plight of the Tamils.
How much better it would be if the people of the North and East of Lanka are provided with the opportunity to vote in an UN administered referendum to decide how they want to be administered (in a new country - Tamil Eelam or as part of Sri Lanka).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7558467.stm
The article also touches upon the fact that the international community (India especially) has sought to ignore the plight of the Tamils.
How much better it would be if the people of the North and East of Lanka are provided with the opportunity to vote in an UN administered referendum to decide how they want to be administered (in a new country - Tamil Eelam or as part of Sri Lanka).
Friday, August 8, 2008
The US role in Sri Lanka
There are two possible view points for the US to approach the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka.
Justice view | Incumbency view | |
Basis | All freedom loving people have the right to self determintaion and happiness like the American people. | We are a sovereign nation and we will always support another sovereign nation even if they treat their minorities badly. |
USA | Sri Lanka | Tamil Eelam (future) | |
Form of government | Secular, open democracy | Theocractic oppressive democracy | Secular, open democracy |
Minority Rights | Best standards in the world | One of the worst in the world - only nation to have aerially bombed its minorities for 22 years. | Will seek to establish minority rights based on the western model |
Will the United States of America help secure justice for the suffering people of Tamil Eelam by supporting a referendum?
Why is a referendum in the North East of Sri Lanka the best option to solve the ethnic conflict
A referendum is the most peaceful and democratic means of solving the ethnic conflict that has already taken more than 80000 lives. The referendum is not just for Tamils, but for all traditional inhabitants of the North and East provinces along the lines of Quebec/Canada, Eritea/Ethiopia, Indonesia/East Timor etc.
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