Category: Crimes of the West

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WHY DOES CHEMMANI GET PROCESSIONS BUT THUNUKKAI DOES NOT? WHY IS INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION ON CHEMMANI — BUT NOT THUNUKKAI?

  Justice, we presume, is for all victims. That is why it is necessary to ask whether we are witnessing a change in the status quo — where some victims are receiving unprecedented mobilisation,...

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WHY IS A CATHOLIC NGO PAX ROMANA PROPOSING PERMANENT SETTLEMENT & CITIZENSHIP TO ROHINGYAS & MUSLIM REFUGEES IN SRI LANKA AT THE UNHRC?

    Sri Lanka is not a State party to the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees or its 1967 Protocol. Both UNHRC & UNHCR knows this. UNHCR also knows that Sri...

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17 Years After the Defeat of the LTTE: The Internationalization of Sri Lanka’s Conflict & the Politics of Selective Accountability

    Seventeen years after the military defeat of the LTTE in May 2009, Sri Lanka remains one of the few countries where a concluded internal conflict continues to be repeatedly revisited in international...

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How Western States and the UN enabled the Political continuation of LTTE Separatism

  No one else but the West defined the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) as among the world’s most lethal terrorist organizations. LTTE pioneered suicide bombing, assassinated two national leaders and a foreign...

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A NATIONAL CALL TO ACTION: DEFEND SRI LANKA – STOP THE INTERNATIONAL SEPARATIST OFFENSIVE

  Sri Lanka today faces an externally coordinated legal and political assault designed to: Undermine territorial integrity• Weaken constitutional sovereignty• Revive separatist ideology• Internationalise domestic governance• Legitimize territorial division This campaign is conducted through propaganda, foreign...

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Sri Lanka’s Historical Weaknesses: Lessons from Invasions, Colonial Rule, and Modern Interventions

  Sri Lanka’s history is not a relic of the past — it is the strategic memory of a civilization. To distort, suppress, dilute, or rewrite it is not academic freedom; it is civilizational...

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Colonial Divide & Rule in Sri Lanka — How the British Weaponized Race, Education & Political Engineering

British Entry into Sri Lanka — Strategic Context (1795–1796) The British did not enter Sri Lanka as liberators or protectors of indigenous sovereignty.   They entered as a hostile imperial power exploiting European war dynamics,...

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Colonial Divide & Rule in Sri Lanka — How the Dutch Legalized Racial Separation & Institutionalized Communal Fragmentation

    Before European intervention, Sri Lanka’s people lived under a civilizational order that was not structured around rigid racial majorities and minorities. Indigenous social organization was shaped by: Buddhist cultural traditions Buddhist-based royal rule Agrarian...

Colonial Divide & Rule in Sri Lanka – How Portuguese divided Sinhalese against Malabars (Tamils) & Muslims 0

Colonial Divide & Rule in Sri Lanka – How Portuguese divided Sinhalese against Malabars (Tamils) & Muslims

Before European intervention, Sri Lanka’s people lived under a  civilizational order that was not structured around rigid racial majorities and minorities. Indigenous social organization was shaped by: Buddhist cultural traditions Buddhist-based royal rule Agrarian economy...