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- "Only the dead have seen the end of wars." This Blog is dedicated in the name of all men of the armed forces , paramilitary and police force and innocent people trapped by the hell of this "Tamil Insurrection" - past ,present and future - who have valiantly fought for many years - and many who sacrificed their young lives - to keep this country under one flag and in order to keep "Tamil terrorist " at bay. And may it be noted that this site also looks sadly and in utter disgust at political regimes who have bickered among themselves for for the last fifty years since independence , and have played into the hands off the "Eelamist sympathisers " in trying to compromise the birth right of all Sri Lankans and have prevented all armed forces from eliminating the tamil terrorist and putting an end to this internecine "tamil Insurrection". "This is a bugle call for the people of Sri Lanka to pressurize the politicians of this country to keep political goals , election targets away and their petty political differences away to stamp down this insurrection once and for all - FOR THAT IS THE ONLY WAY FOR LASTING PEACE NOT THROUGH SELF DESTRUCTING PEACE RALLIES. Note:This blog is a collection of articles published regarding the Sri lankan conflict in different web based media that have been collected over a long period.I hope these articles will help one gain a better insight about this internecine conflict that plagues this country more almost three decades.
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Sri Lanka Guardian- OUR NEW WEBSITE ( www.slguardian.org) HAS LAUNCHED January 24, 2015We are pleased to announce that our new website,www.slguardian.org, is live and ready for the world to view. We have completely redesigned our layout with simplicity, ease of use, and accessibility in mind. It will be a tool for both fulfilling our mission and helping us provide better resources to our readers.This new website will keep pace with our rapidly […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Reforms in Sri Lankan Universities January 23, 2015| by Aboobacker Rameez( January 23, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) It is heartening to see a suitably qualified person being appointed as the Minister of Education. It is even more heartening to see the Minister, Prof. Rajiva Wijesinghe, attempting to introduce much needed reforms to the universities. One of the other important aspects that has credibly […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Sri Lanka: Window of opportunity to rebuild damaged legal structure January 23, 2015| The following statement issued by the Asian Human Rights Commission ( January 23, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) The 100-day reform programme of the new government is an opportune moment for rebuilding the legal structure of Sri Lanka, a precondition for achieving the “good governance” that has been promised.The legal structure of Sri Lanka has suffere […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Time For Course Correction For Indian Trade Union Movement January 23, 2015| by N.S.Venkataraman ( January 23, 2015, Chennai, Sri Lanka Guardian) Several decades back, Karl Marx gave strong call to the workers that “you have nothing to lose except the chain”. This call of Karl Marx resounded across the world, as it was then appropriate to the issues and problems faced by the blue collar workmen. It resulted in the development of ve […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Nepal: Promulgation of New Constitution: Dead line Missed January 23, 2015| by S. Chandrasekharan( January 23, 2015, New Delhi, Sri Lanka Guardian) As expected the dead line of Jan 22, 2015 for the promulgation of a new constitution is being missed. The political parties refused to compromise and made little headway in drafting a new constitution. One whole year was wasted.Too late in the day and very close to the deadline the eig […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Questions January 22, 2015| by Tisaranee Gunasekara“Is it always the same SpringWho reprises her role forever?”Neruda (The Book of Questions)( January 22, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) Why were the police slower than slow in acting against marauding Parliamentarian Palitha Thevarapperuma? Wasn’t this tardiness due to the fact that the alleged miscreant is on the governing side? […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Sri Lanka returns to fold of democracy January 21, 2015| by Kuldip NayarFormer Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa did not regret the blood bath that the Sri Lankan Army indulged in even after the LTTE surrendered( January 21, 2015, New Delhi, Sri Lanka Guardian) New Delhi had lots to explain when Mahinda Rajpaksa was re-elected as Sri Lanka’s President for the second time. India had supplied him small arms w […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Gota's Real War January 21, 2015How the U.S. Can Help Sri Lanka Turn the Corner—with a targeted war crimes prosecution| by Ryan Goodman( janaury 21, 2015, New York City, Sri Lanka Guardian) The Obama administration helped catalyze the United Nations’ ongoing efforts to bring accountability in Sri Lanka for mass war crimes committed in that country’s civil war. In a New York Times Op-Ed, I […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- No One In This Country Can Be Taken To The International Courts Against War Crimes January 21, 2015| by Ranil Wicramasinghe ( January 21, 2015, Colombo, Sri Lanka Guardian) “Throughout the previous government, the judicial powers of the country was misused by the political interests. Even after war got over, the law of the country was not properly established,” Prime Minister appointed Mr. Ranil Wicramasinghe noted in a statement. “We are in the process o […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
- Chomsky: Paris Attacks Show Hypocrisy Of West's Outrage January 21, 2015| by Noam Chomsky( January 21, 2015, Boston, Sri Lanka Guardian) After the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo, which killed 12 people including the editor and four other cartoonists, and the murder of four Jews at a kosher supermarket shortly after, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls declared "a war against terrorism, against jihadism, against radical Is […]noreply@blogger.com (Sri Lanka Guardian)
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- The Stockholm Syndrome and the dimensions of our slaveries March 3, 2015I learn so many things everyday. This morning I heard for the first time about something called ‘Stockholm Syndrome’. The name of the ailment was coined by criminologist and psychiatrist Nils Bejerot and draws from the Norrmalmstorg robbery of Kreditbanken at Norrmalmstorg, Stockholm, Sweden in which the bank robbers held bank employees hostage from August […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Seneviratne)
- Lord Ranil and Serf Maithripla March 3, 2015The serf sweats, the lord reapsKolombians are a distinct people from Colombo who know much -- so much that they are wont to think that others don't know and can't think. They have things to say. A lot of things to say. The entire country can learn from them. This is the nineteenth in a series published in 'The Nation' under the title […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Seneviratne)
- Yahapaalanaya as the new Aascharyaya March 2, 2015Old wine in new bottles or just empty vessels?Spokesperson for the Federation of University Teachers Associations (FUTA), staunch supporter of the Maithripala regime and shrill advocate of good governance Nirmal Ranjith Dewasiri posed a question to certain individuals on Facebook. He wants to know what they think are the political meanings of a political fo […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Seneviratne)
- Ranil’s true colors March 1, 2015Mr Arrogance rides again? Ranil Wickramasinghe is the Prime Minister of this country. He is Prime Minister today because he helped Maithripala Sirisena become President of this country. If he enjoys any power today it is simply because the President has unofficially conferred to him much of the decision-making powers vested in his office by the Constitutio […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Seneviratne)
- Reflections on the literary cosmopolite February 28, 2015It is common in organizations that carry the ‘South Asian’ tag to toss in something Sri Lankan, Pakistani or Bangladeshi to make things seem not-just-Indian. This is particular seen in South Asian collectives outside the subcontinent, be it forums on development, trade, literature or traditional knowledge. It is not uncommon in the subcontinent either. Inc […]noreply@blogger.com (Malinda Seneviratne)
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- Good Governance – 2 : Building a Nation March 1, 2015In a speech last week to the Rotary Club, I was asked to speak on Good Governance for Building a Nation. I based my speech on five principles which I can see are now being ignored. The lack of attention to two of them on the part of those supposed to be in charge of […]rajivawijesinha
- 100-day programme, no compromise. February 28, 2015By Lakna Paranamanna The State Minister for Higher Education Professor Rajiva Wijesinha maintains that the promises made during the presidential campaign period have taken a backseat with the general elections in the offing. At an interview with the Dailymirror Prof. Wijesinha was candid on the reasons that led to his resignation, on the reforms he […]rajivawijesinha
- Political Principles and their Practice in Sri Lanka : 2 – Some definitions February 27, 2015I begin here with the Preface to Political Principles and their Practice, which Cambridge University Press in India published a decade or so back. The language is simple, because it was intended as a basic introduction to those new to the subject. I have made some changes to the published version where updates or clarifications […]rajivawijesinha
- Restricting abuse of ministerial resources for political advantage rather than executive work February 25, 2015I have sent the letter below to the Minister of Good Governance, along with the schedule beneath it. I realized how appalling the situation was when I was Secretary to a Ministry, and the personal staff ran riot (including ensuring the election of Mr Thevarapperuma). Dear Mr Jayasuriya, I had written to you before […]rajivawijesinha
- Political Principles and their Practice in Sri Lanka 1 – The need for high quality thought and discussion February 23, 2015Some years back Cambridge University Press in Delhi published a slim volume I wrote entitled ‘Political Principles and their Practice in Sri Lanka’. I prepared this because I had been horrified at the lack of awareness even in students of political science of basic political principles. When we were revising syllabuses at Sabaragamuwa, I realized […]rajivawijesinha
- A few facts with regard to misrepresentation and political victimization February 23, 2015This whole controversy is taking up a lot of time. The issues of principle, that need to be resolved are about Governance and ethical behavior, but that is in relation to the behavior of Cabinet Ministers. With regard to FUTA, what they did and said is not a problem, though I am sorry that their most […]rajivawijesinha
- Amending Standing Orders as promised to strengthen Parliament February 21, 2015The Standing Order Committee finally met today, and we had what seemed a very productive session. I hope we are on our way now to fulfilling one of the first commitments in the manifesto, to amend Standing Orders so as to strengthen Parliament. Needless to say there was nobody there from the UNP. Their total […]rajivawijesinha
- Alliance must get serious, work quickly and meet deadlines: Rajiva Wijesinha February 20, 2015The incident he faced as State Minister of Higher Education regarding the removal of the UGC Head and Faizer Mustapha’s resignation as State Minister of Aviation will not negatively impact the 100-day program but is a wakeup call for the whole alliance to realise that it needs to be more serious, says Prof. Rajiva Wijesinha. […]rajivawijesinha
- Richard de Zoysa February 20, 2015I was deeply saddened earlier this month to hear of the death of the marvelous Engish actress Geraldine McEwan. I had got to know her 30 years earlier, shortly after I joined the British Council, when she toured Sri Lanka with her one-woman Jane Austen show. I had been determined to take the tour all […]rajivawijesinha
- Good Governance – 1 : Employment Opportunities February 17, 2015I am worried that the commitment of this government to Good Governance is being forgotten in the midst of the various other concerns we have to deal with. But I believe that addressing this issue promptly and effectively will help us also to approach other problems more sensibly. Since I began work, I have addressed […]rajivawijesinha
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