11 September 2013

Cradle of Civilisation in Sundaland

http://atlantissunda.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/mans-cradle-of-civilzation-found-in-java-sundaland/

Later this month, Hans and Roze Berekoven, the Maritime Mysteries Explorers, will be travelling to Java to meet with members of the presidential task force investigating this phenomenon and traveling with them to the site of the pyramid at Gunung Padang.

09 August 2013

Frontiers of Anthropology: Guest Blogger Jayasree:20,000 years old temple-lik...

Hindu legends that maybe related to Sundaland.

Frontiers of Anthropology: Guest Blogger Jayasree:20,000 years old temple-lik...: http://jayasreesaranathan.blogspot.com/2013/08/20000-years-old-temple-like-pyramid.html Saturday, August 3, 2013 20,000 years old ...

01 August 2013

Frontiers of Anthropology: Pyramid Structure in Java May be More than 9,000-y...

Frontiers of Anthropology: Pyramid Structure in Java May be More than 9,000-y...: http://ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/verge-major-discovery-pyramid-structure-java-may-be-more-9000-years-old 31 J...

The Indonesian government is committed to searching for evidence of Sundaland.


30 May 2013

Sri Lanka monk self-immolation highlights anti-Muslim sentiment | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

Sri Lanka monk self-immolation highlights anti-Muslim sentiment | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

This is not Buddhism as I know it, but Sinhalese chauvinism and communalism that is promoted by the nationalistic Rajapakse regime.  First the Tamils were marginalised after the civil war and now they are going after the rest of the minorities in this questionable democracy.

09 May 2013

Analysis: The assault on freedom of expression in Sri Lanka | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

Analysis: The assault on freedom of expression in Sri Lanka | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

This is a very disturbing trend in Sri Lanka and from a government that claims it is working toward reconciliation.  How can the Australian FM Bob Carr go on record saying there is no evidence of human right violations by the Sri Lankan government after their actions have been condemned by the UN Human rights council.  Under what rock has he been hiding.  Clearly he is getting his news from the Daily News, Sri Lanka's English language government run newspaper and the only one not suffering these abuses.  How can the Australian government in all good conscience turn the leadership of the Commonwealth over to this government.  This will only serve to tarnish the reputation of the Commonwealth from which it will never recover.  They should support Canada's boycott of CHOGM and insist on moving or postponing the meeting until these concerns are address by the Sri Lankan government.

29 April 2013

Sri Lanka concerns put Commonwealth’s credibility on the line | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

Sri Lanka concerns put Commonwealth’s credibility on the line | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

For similar behaviour and policies, members have been suspended from the commonwealth, but instead Sri Lanka is rewarded with hosting CHOGM.  Australia already has a questionable human rights record with its refugee policies, so attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Sri Lanka will further degrade their reputation in the international community.  We should follow the example set by Canada and refuse to attend CHOGM in Sri Lanka.

Commonwealth dodges Sri Lanka problem | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

Commonwealth dodges Sri Lanka problem | Asia News – Politics, Media, Education | Asian Correspondent

Commonwealth members should follow the example of Canada and refused to attend CHOGM if it is hosted by the Sri Lankan government.  Sri Lanka is in clear violation of many of the principles held by members of the Commonwealth and by participating in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Sri Lanka, Commonwealth members are condoning Sri Lanka's abuses in human rights on its ethnic minorities.