Malaya and Sri Lanka Communal Politics or Communal War?

Communal ownership of reservation lands ends.

I was affected by this communal unrest.

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And for the first time, I was affected by this communal unrest.

Again, this communal sense of experience that seems to be so important today.

Back then, Malaysia's ethnic tensions produced communal riots in which both Chinese and Malays were killed. These, however, were never allowed to degenerate into the outright communal slaughter that the war in Sri Lanka has often produced.

Ethnic and inter communal tensions are exacerbated by media campaigns against segments of the population.

And communal discovery is powerful because it leverages the network that is society to solve problems.

20. Reaffirms the importance of the upcoming communal elections being conducted in a free and fair manner, takes note with interest of the draft legislation for preparing for communal elections, and urges the Government of Cambodia to continue to prepare for them accordingly

Communal elections were successfully concluded in June, despite some violence at polling stations in two western provinces.

Whenever possible traditional communal forest management systems, which provide multiple functions, should provide the basis for decentralization.

(m) Consequently recognize that indigenous peoples' communal land use and creativity can give rise to property rights

Digg is a communal dynamic to try to find and source the best news, the most interesting stories.

It was a common practice for individuals to judge any communal disagreement privately and use force to resolve it.

Or are they pursuing communal interest, which requires them to lose themselves and become simply a part of a whole?

The turnout seemed to be lower than the one registered in the communal elections, but no major irregularities were reported.

On 20 April 2005, the communal elections law and electoral code were promulgated, and CENI announced the revised electoral schedule communal elections on 3 June legislative elections on 4 July Senate elections on 29 July presidential elections (by the new Parliament) on 19 August and colline elections on 23 September 2005.

Communal elections were held on 3 June 2005, with over 70 per cent of the registered voters voting for municipal councillors.

Following security incidents, recasting of ballots in the communal elections took place in Bubanza and Bujumbura Rural Provinces on 7 June.

The current savings would be offset by returning the unused portion to the communal pool, which would increase the common charges.

It's endless what you can imagine, in terms of where you can project films and where you can have this communal experience.

Glenn Gray Many veterans will admit that the experience of communal effort in battle has been the high point of their lives.

(b) Exoneration from all federal, cantonal and communal taxes on salaries, emoluments and indemnities paid to them by the International Labour Organisation.

Making true progress towards an enabling world requires the combined efforts of all at every level international, regional, national, communal and familial.

During the reporting period, UNFICYP facilitated 52 bi communal meetings in which about 2,000 people from both sides of the buffer zone participated.

Some forms of preference voting, where voters rank candidates in order of choice, may also facilitate minority representation and promote inter communal cooperation.

As in Lebanon, Iraqis might need to create a balance between the offices of president, prime minister, and speaker of parliament, and to agree that a leader of a different major community will occupy each. This would reinforce the need for inter communal cooperation and minimize the risk of a return to any form of communal domination or dictatorship.

As for post and telecommunications By April 2003, 6,755 communal cultural and post points had been set up, among which 6,014 were in operation.

Meanwhile, the security situation, particularly in the west, remains very difficult with the potential for the occurrence of increasingly virulent communal clashes in the future.

The majority of this population lives in Moshavim (cooperative settlements) (39.2 ), Kibbutzim (communal settlements) (20.9 ), and institutional settlements (15.5 ), totaling 75.7 of the rural localities.

Awareness raising sessions were being organized at the departmental and communal levels to promulgate the Code on the Person and the Family, especially among rural women.

(g) Upgrading of all connectivity and data systems, including the local area network, wide area network, Storage Area Network, Remote Area Network and Internet connectivity

This amazing power can be used to change people and to bond people together, to cross borders and have people feel like they're having a communal experience.

Non governmental and non profit civil contracts bind people together for communal, religious, social, and political activities. These contracts are still relatively new and evolving in China.

As a result of this neglect, a noxious social and political residue pervades today s Kosovo. Instead of cooling communal conflict, interethnic hatred remains as heated as ever.

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In IDP and refugee camps, communal living and sleeping spaces, insecure and out of the way facilities and dark pathways put women at risk of violence and sexual assault.

The population of the Territory is self employed, but allowances and wages are paid to members of the community who participate in local government activities or perform communal services.

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