Monday, June 13, 2011

THAZHI FOUNDATION: தாழி

THAZHI FOUNDATION: தாழி: "அன்பானவர்களே இது தாழியின் தொடக்கம் ... தமிழரின் வெளியில் தெரியா அக புற ஒழுக்கங்களை, அறவியலை, அறிவியலை, வீரத்தை, காதலை மற்றும் பல்வேறு துற..."

Thursday, January 13, 2011

CHILD LABOR


  • Who these children are and what mistake these children has done. They are the feature doctor engineers, scientist, but instead of book’s what they are having in there hand…..yes “child labor” which has vanished the dream of many children to become a doctor, engineers, scientist and many more.  
  • A static’s produced by “UNICEF” it says about 250million of children are used as a laborers throughout the world.
  • India is one among the top contributor, according to a 1981 report, there were 24,00,000 child laborers in India and which is increased to 3crores and five lacks in 1991.and according to the labor department of India this figure increased to 4crores 96 lacks in 2001
  • As Indian government statistics says there is only 11 million child laborer in India.
  •  According to non-government sources the number of child laborers in India is more than 60million, another report says 29% of our children are involved as child laborers
How can we identify child labor or who is a child labor
  • Any one between the age of 6-14 who are working in any field are called child labor
  • As we can see children are working in Agricultural land, construction field, textiles, hotels, safety matches factory, cracker factory and house keeping etc…
  • Children are even hired under slavery
  • Child labor are further divided into two type i)full time labor and ii)part time labor
i)                    Full time labor:  children who are working full time with a working hour of more than 8hours with a very small break. And this child is paid a monthly wage of around $15 per month. They will never get a chance to go school. Children who are working full time they are hired for the benefit of the owner in terms of wage. They mostly work in an hazardous environment with not protection. They are treated like a slave
ii)                   Part time labor: part time worker which means children they work and even they go to school. Mostly they work in agricultural land and house keeping
What all a child looses because of child labor
  • The very first thing is education
  • His freedom and happiness
  • Many children lost there childhood in the mines while breaking stones or rocks
What all measured taken by Indian government to stop child labor
  • Awareness camp
  • Advertisement trough television radio
  • Periodical check-up in the small scale industries
  • Implementation of many law to stop child labor
Does the measure taken by Indian government fetch its fruit?
What should be done?
  • Government should first know the perfect reason why this small children are involved in as a labor
  • Without knowing the reason if government even try to make the law more strict it wont help
  • If poverty could be the reason, government should try to wipe out the poverty first than automatically children will go to school instead of going to work
  • Any thing without a proper foundation will not last for a long our foundation is our children if we forget to look into there problem our country wont get a status of developed nation
“REPLACE THE HAMMER FROM THERE HAND WITH A BOOK”

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

THE REASON FOR WAR IN SRILANKA


1958 - Pogrom
In 1958 the Tamils faced a major violence. Over 100,000 Tamils fled for safety to their Traditional Homelands. The violence was mainly by the Sinhala people against the Tamils living in their midst. The violence was facilitated by the inflammatory speech of Mr. Bandaranayake and the failure on the part of Mr. Bandaranayake to take steps to arrest the violence. Though the Police did not actively take part in the violence, mostly they failed to take steps to stop the violence
1961 – Satyagraha
In 1961 Police and Army personnel unleashed violence on Satyagrahis protesting on the imposition of Sinhala language as the official language in the Tamil areas. Almost 100% of the Tamils cannot understand the Sinhala language in the North or East. The violence by the Police and Army would appear to be on the orders of the Government

1972 - 1976 - Detention and Torture.
From 1972 youths were arrested detained and tortured by the Police. Youths were protesting at the imposition of higher standards for the entry into the University for Tamils. Over 40 youths were held without trial sometimes over a period of 4 years. These detentions were reported by the Amnesty International in their Mission Report in 1975.

1974 - International Tamil Conference
Even large cultural celebrations were not free from the interference by the Government/Police action. In January 1974 Police disturbed the final sessions of the 4th international Conference on Tamil Research,8 persons died. The brutality with which the conference was disturbed by the police is one of the sears of violence against the Tamil people which is not forgotten. Government even declined to appoint a commission to inquire into the incident.

1977 - Poqrom.
In August 1977 the Tamils faced the largest violence so far. This would appear to have been unleashed because of the overwhelming support by the Tamil people for the formation of a separate state. The hands of many Government supporters were seen in many instances of violence. The explosion of violence took place on the 19th. August soon after the speech of Mr. Jayawardane, then Prime Minister, in the Parliament on 18th August 1977 offering 'war' to the Tamil people, was repeated every half-an-hour on the Government controlled radio. This was similar to what Mr. Bandaranayake did in 1958.
In 1977 even the Plantation workers were not spared. Their line rooms were burnt, their little possessions were looted, their women were 'gang raped'. Evidence of some most brutal 'gang rapes' have been recorded before the Commission that inquired into the events of 1977. Again hundreds were killed and over 200,000 fled for safty to Traditional Homelands of Tamils. Over 40,000 of the Plantation workers became destitute and refugees. Nearly 100 Hindu Temples were destroyed. Tamils have lost several hundreds of millions rupees worth of property.
The most significant fact in 1977 pogrom was the participation of security forces. In the South, Sinhalese people carried out the attack which the security forces encouraged or failed to stop. In the North and East the security forces were the attackers. The radio net work of the Police was used to incite violence all over the Island. Thus Tamils were no longer safe even in their own Traditional Homelands.
1979 - Torture Camp
1979 - Torture Camp No solution to the problem by peaceful means gave rise to several youth groups embarking on alternative solutions. Violence as a means of solution was not over ruled by them. Youth violence in the cause of freedom was seen since then. Such violence brought forth more violence by the Police/Army. Police force has been the main target for the Tamil Youths. On 11th July 1979 Mr. Jayawardane gave a 'Hitler like' order to his commander to eradicate terrorism within six months. Police made a start by killing 3 youths and placing 3 others on 'disappeared' list. Police/Army set up a torture camp in the same residence as the commander (who is now Commander of the Army). Hundreds of youths were rounded up and many were tortured. The Commander would appear to have reported successful completion of task.
1981 - Burning of PUBLIC LIBRARY
On 31st May 1981 after an incident in which some unidentified persons opened fire at Police personnel at an election meeting, the Police went on the rampage and burnt a part of Jaffna town, the house of the member of parliament and the office of the TUFF. The Police desecrated a Hindu Temple and fire to it. Police assaulted any man on the road. The fury seemed to have cooled. On the 1st June, Inspector General of Police, Secretary to the Cabinet and Secretary to the Ministry of Internal Security are presumably sent by the president to study and help to bring the situation under control and report. However, on the night 1st June, Police personnel have set fire to the PUBLICLIBRARY. They have carefully selected the section which stored boots thus destroying the best library in the Tamil areas and irreplaceable documents relating to Tamil Culture and History were destroyed. The public library which is just opposite the Jaffna Police Station has not attracted the Police when they went on rampages before. They normally reached for the liquor shop in the bazaar to encourage them in their missions.
1981 - Local Election
On the 2nd of June 1981, Government Ministers Cyril Mathew and Gamini Dissanayake were in Jaffna to assist in the elections. On the 3rd.night 4th.morning 4 persons were shot and killed by Army/Police. There would appear to be orders to arrest the leader of the Tamil People. Mr. Amirthalingam Secretary of TULF and three other Members of Parliament were arrested and taken to an Army Camp. There would appear to have been a big plan to rig the Election, which proved fruitless. A no confidence motion brought against these two ministers has not yet been debated.

1983 - Pogroms and Torture camps Massacre
In 1983 the scale of violence seems to escalate beyond anyone's expectation. However, there emerges a planned violence against the Plantation Tamil Refugees and the-Tamils in Trincomalee. Soon after a confrontation between some unknown youths and the Army; as was expected, the Army went on a rampage and burnt over 60 houses in a village. Looted some of the houses, burnt a part of Jaffna bazaar (for the third time) and assaulted people on the road and even fired into the Jaffna Hospital. In June 1983 Army/Police burnt the Vavuniya Town (It was burnt by the Police in 1977) Army/Police destroyed the office of the Gandhiyam society and burnt the orphanage managed by Gandhiyam and three tractors and two Lorries belonging to Gandhiyam. Gandhiyam Society is the main organisation helping the Plantation Tamil Refugees of August 1977 and August 1981 pogroms. The government failed to help the refugees to start a new life after the pogroms. It is only voluntary organizations which helped them. The Government wanted to destroy organizations helping the refugees. The East too was attacked by the Sinhalese people or Army/ Police.
1983 - Trincomalee Massacre
Trincomalee was singled out for attack in June/July 1983. The pattern is for the Army/Police to go to Tamil village and search for knives or implements and take them away and the Sinhalese people with arms attack the Tamil villagers. Upto the 3rd July,
(a) 214 Houses were burnt.
(b) 24 Shops were burnt.
(c) 19 were killed.
(d) 8 Hindu Temples were burnt. (e) 1 Christian Ashram was burnt.
Any one who went to the help of the Tamil victims too were attacked as in the case of Thirunavukarasu (a Tamil) who helped victims of an arson on van with people to get medical assistance was killed, His wife and four year old daughter too met with the same fate.
Where Tamils resisted the Security forces came in and arrested them or burnt their houses. Sometimes when the forces arrest Tamils they handed them over to the Sinhalese people; Some Tamils met with death as in the case of Sabaratnam who was chopped to death.
A high ranking Naval officer 'Sivanathan (a Tamil) dared to arrest Sinhalese hooligans and hand them over to the Police. On his return to his quaters he was assaulted by his co-officers and was hospitalised. Sivanathan is one of two percent Tamils in the Armed forces.
1983 - JULY EXPLOSION.
Jaffna
13 Army personnels were killed in a bomb incident which is believed to be in retaliation to kidnapping of three Tamil girls by the Army.The Army went on the rampage on 23rd/ 24 th July and shot people at randam and killed several people including 6 children and an old man of 83. The Army went on the rampage again on 26th/27th and killed many more people including a University lecturer, Women and students.The estimated killings in Jaffna now is 100.
Trincomalee
Trincomalee was again selected for attack. On 26th/27th the Navy went on the rampage and burnt over 200 houses and killed several people. The estimated deaths ranges from 300 to 400.
Colombo
Colombo was chosen for a well planned attack. The attackers were led by a person with a list of Tamil establish­ments and Tamil houses and they were destroyed by violence or arson systamatically from 24th July onwards. The armed forces and Police not only failed to stop the violence but were seen encouraging and cheering the Sinhalese people engaged in the attack.
Again the characteristic brutality was evident. Several persons were burnt alive or hacked to death only because he or she was a Tamil. The death in Colombo and suburbs is estimated at 800 to 1000. Almost all Tamil establishments were destroyed and most of the houses owned by the Tamils were attacked, looted, or burnt.
The attack is not over, or mopping up teams are seen to function where ever there has been some omission. Any Tamil who dared to go out was in danger.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Eruthazhuvuthal


1) Jallikattu, which is bull-baiting or bull fighting, is an ancient Tamilian tradition called Eruthazhuvuthal
2) Many are involved in eliminate this traditional game of tamilian
3) Animal welfare organizations in India reports that bulls used in this game are tortured so they are against to this game.
4)…………it is so happy to see such Organization which cares for animals and hats-off to this all organization for there efforts.
5) A place located at 880km north of the equator: Latitude 5° 55' to 9° 50' North Longitude 70° 42' to 81° 52' East, (if anybody want to know the name of the place plz go and check it in Google earth)here people are not only tortured but they are killed for more then 50 years and even till today I don’t know who’s traditional game is this and even I have heard that the country which has a organization to protect animals are even took participate in this game and the same country arrest people under NSA who tries to oppose this mass killers by there speech and even the country which has organization for animal protection will ban the Organization who raise against this mass killer’s ………………………..
6) I guess people who value for animals have forgot to look after human beings
7) Or else is it a warning bell for an ancient race of this world