Destructive effects of racial nihilism

| by Nilantha Ilangamuwa

"Those whom God wishes to destroy, he first deprives of their senses."

- Euripides

( Photo: A Buddhist monk holds a sticker calling for the boycott of U.S products in Colombo March 23, 2012.)

( March 25, 2012, New Delhi, Sri Lanka Guardian) The government has about an year to improve governance in terms of human rights, instead of selling racial nihilism and isolating itself from the world and the people. Next March (2013 March) the High Commissioner for Human Rights would report to the UN Human Rights Council the report the office of the Commissioner would prepare about Sri Lanka based on the UN resolution on Sri Lanka. The events preceding the passage of UN resolution (A/HRC/19/L.2) indicated strongly the genuine commitment of other world concerning affairs in Sri Lanka. 

The clamor in Colombo concerning the resolution has subsided and the balloon of 'patriotism' has deflated. Those who made objections against the resolution perhaps have realized that they have wasted time and energy to support a corrupt, abusive, fraudulent regime, which has thus far failed to deal with essential problems in the country, but is continuing to bluff its way with the people. Read More »