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For more than 2500 years Ceylon has consisted of two Nations, the Sinhalese Nation and the Tamil Nation. Because of fundamental differences of language, religion, culture, social customs and traditional ways of life, these two races polarized into two distinct Peoples, each gravitating in its distinct territory, with the Tamils mainly in the North, East […]
International organisations focus on a wide range of human rights violations. Some common issues include: 1. **Torture and Inhumane Treatment**: This includes physical or psychological torture, cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment or punishment, often in detention facilities. 2. **Extrajudicial Killings**: Instances where individuals are killed without due process of law, often carried out by state […]
International organisations play a crucial role in addressing human rights violations through various mechanisms and actions. Here are some key functions they perform: 1. **Monitoring and Reporting**: Organisations like the United Nations (UN) and Amnesty International monitor human rights situations globally. They gather data, conduct investigations, and publish reports that highlight abuses, raising awareness and […]
International laws can vary significantly between countries due to several factors, including national legal frameworks, treaties, cultural contexts, and historical backgrounds. Here are some key aspects that contribute to these differences: ### 1. **Sources of International Law** – **Treaties and Conventions**: Countries may be signatories to different treaties, leading to varying obligations. For example, […]
The question of whether Sri Lanka should be referred to the International Criminal Court (ICC) involves complex legal, political, and humanitarian considerations. Advocates for referral might argue that there have been significant allegations of war crimes and human rights violations during the Sri Lankan Civil War and subsequent events. They may contend that an ICC […]
Tamil General Candidate’s Election Manifesto International Spaces and Future of Tamil National Politics. It is revealed that the international space for the solution of the ethnic problem of the Tamil nation is being opened through the strategy of the Tamil public candidate. It also calls for international justice while confirming the ongoing structural destruction of […]
Extremism in Sri Lanka has manifested in various forms, affecting the country socially, politically, and religiously. Here are some key aspects: 1. **Religious Extremism**: Sri Lanka has experienced tensions between different religious communities, particularly between the Buddhist majority and Muslim minority. The rise of radical Buddhist groups, such as Bodu Bala Sena (BBS), has led […]
Economic factors play a significant role in youth radicalisation across various countries, influencing individuals’ susceptibility to extremist ideologies. Here are some key ways in which these factors can contribute to the radicalisation of youth: 1. **Unemployment and Underemployment**: High levels of unemployment or job insecurity can lead to feelings of hopelessness and frustration among young […]
Economic disparities have a profound impact on access to quality education in various regions, influencing multiple aspects of the educational landscape: 1. **Funding Inequality**: Schools in wealthier areas often receive more funding through local taxes, leading to better facilities, resources, and extracurricular programs. In contrast, schools in economically disadvantaged areas may struggle with inadequate funding, […]
Social unrest can take many forms across different countries and contexts. Some common forms include: 1. **Protests and Demonstrations**: Citizens gather to express their dissatisfaction with government policies, social issues, or economic conditions. These can be peaceful or escalate into violence. 2. **Strikes**: Workers may refuse to work to demand better wages, working conditions, or […]
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