INDICTMENT AGAINST SRI LANKA
The Charge is Ethnic Cleansing
Name of Country changed from Ceylon to Sinhala Sri
Lanka
& Buddhism given foremost place in Constitution -
1972
[see also Sri Lanka
Constitution 1972 and Sinhala Buddhist
Ethno Nationalism - Masquerading as Sri Lankan 'Civic
Nationalism']
The 1972 Sri Lanka Constitution which was enacted
'on the tenth day of the waxing moon, in the month of
Vesak in the year two thousand five hundred and fifteen
of the Buddhist era', changed the name of the country
from Ceylon to the Sinhala, Sri Lanka, repealed the protection afforded to
minorities by the 1946 constitution, and proclaimed
that the 'Republic of Sri Lanka shall give to Buddhism
the foremost place' and that 'it shall be the duty of
the State to protect and foster Buddhism'.
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