Sri Lanka citizen group calls for halt to anti-Muslim nationalism

Mar 08, 2013 (LBO) - Friday Forum, a Sri Lankan citizen's group has asked the administration to take steps to stop rising fascist-nationalist actions directed at the island's Muslim community.
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"The Friday Forum urges you to act immediately and decisively to counter the increasingly venomous and strident anti-Muslim hate campaign launched by a few extremist groups claiming to represent the majority Sinhala community," the Friday Forum, said in a letter addressed to President Mahinda Rajapaksa.

"As you are aware, this campaign has intensified over the past several months.

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"The country has witnessed attacks against mosques, and the circulation, on social media, public posters and web-sites, of obscene and vituperative messages that are offensive to religious beliefs.

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"It has witnessed anti-Muslim public rallies and processions, including a call to boycott Muslim business establishments.

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An extreme nationalist organization called 'Bodu Bala Sena', had been at the forefront of anti-Muslim activity in the island.

The call to boycott Muslim businesses is similar to the Judenboycott of Germany. Sri L

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