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World Minorities Parliament
The World Minorities Assembly is being
established comprising outstanding and bona fide spokesmen of
religious minorities living in various countries along the
globe. Those selected on the 700 strong World Assembly will have
a distinguished role in the permanent setup of the World
Minorities Organization. The World Minorities Organization will
have an effective voice in safeguarding the interests of the
minorities without discrimination on the basis of castes, creed
or color.
In the first instance the members of the World Assembly will be
nominated for three years. Subsequently they may be chosen
through election. Each country will be given representation to
make it authoritative and broad based. On the opening day the
members of World Assembly will take oath of office dedicated to
the cause of minorities.
The members of Assembly may organize national or regional
branches of World Minorities organization and as a convenor may
nominate office holders in the first instance pending elections.
The Assembly may meet annually to debate and oversee the working
of the institutions stipulated in the agenda. The personnel
running the institutions will be answerable to the Assembly.
After taking into account the current working the Assembly may
give guidelines for further streamlining. The honorable members
having special interest in any particular sector may be accorded
additional advisory/supervisory role of their liking.
Those interested to become members of the World Assembly may
send their bio data to the convenor immediately at
wmapeace@yahoo.com.
The convener Julius Salik (popularly known as J.Salik) who
conceived the World Minorities Alliance thirty years back
believes that the world peace is inveterately linked with
economic, social and political uplift of the minorities who at
present are generally downtrodden in most of the countries.
After having given thought to the problems of the oppressed,
backward and downtrodden groups particularly the repressed
minorities all over the world, J.Salik had come to the
conclusion that the salvation lies in unity.

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