Today Concerns

The plight of the Syrian people is dark.  There has been so much upheaval of the basic rights for citizens of the country. Kurdish people, Armenians, Assyrians, Circassians, and Turkmens have all been displaced from their home territories.  Hope is ablaze amidst their turbulent time, now and ahead, and many prayers and voices for peace are with them at this minute.  Troops who are looking after their transport, food, and shelter, should be understanding of their plight. They have undergone a huge journey of escape from their torture bearers ISIL and they have seen Allah's/God's guiding light leading them out of harm from their troubled land. Their illustrious understanding of Allah/God has provided them the opportunity to survive with the optimism they can one day return to their land where beauty remains and where they are confident peace can be restored. Their natural migration over to UK and the rest of Europe because of the trouble times in Syria has given

Mangala gave an amazing repertoire in his UNHRC speech today.  I think it is the right move forward in the proper direction for the nation - the open and honest truth about our current situation and our own objectives, as a united country building itself for peaceful sustainability.  As for tomorrow's debate, I personally believe there is not much debate about the corrective methods which are being thrusted by the Sri Lankan government.  I see the country's persecuted Thamil people reviving their spirits and strengths and sense of trust for unity with the rest of the Sri Lankan national community.  The government has taken shape in its aims to solve the disasters of its people and has shown its intention to meet the true desires of justice for all people, which includes Thamil people, Singhalese people, Moor people, and Burgher people.     The disasters of the conflict have shown human rights abuses were a product of war and victims have been on all sides, thoug