while i have been talking about human rights violations in india, nothing parallels the slience on situation in SL by govt and all in a conferecne, and the fear I felt when all i spoke was on violations in india, bangaldesh, moldova cleansing in rwanda and the need for justice as a paradigm.for sutainable development, governance, peace, preventing disasters and climate change and inter-faith spirituality rooted in justice. The message went and the policing was immense. including who visited me At the airport knowing i am on my way out i feel secure. Ranjani ______________________________________________________________ Dear Editor: Today June 8th is World Ocean's day Creation of artificial national territories on rights to fishing in oceans within certain distance from shore creates conflicts between nations, and declaring that above certain nautical miles the ocean belongs to international community creates unfettered harvesting of fish seedlings including during off seasons (www.telegraph.co.uk/.../Extract-from-Chapter-10-of-The-Unnatural-History- of-the-Sea.html). Are these conflicts not a human made creation? Trawlers and nets which destroy fish spawns should be banned. Let us demand that coastal/marine resources are given back to people Ranjani Read Letters to the Editor sent to Asian Age, The - Whom do oceans belong to? by Ranjani Kamala Murthy
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