December 9- 13, 2005
Lucknow, India

Name:

Late Dr T P Amerasingale



Dr T P Amerasingale

Designation

President

Organization/Institution

Provisional World Parliament, International Lawyer

Country

 SRI LANKA

   

Short Biography

Dr. T. P. Amerasingale, is the Co-President of the Provisional World Parliament and the World Constitution and Parliament Association. He is also the President of the Institute on World Problems and Graduate School of World Problems. He has practiced law in U.K. and USA and has chaired all the 4 sessions of the Provisional World Parliament held in U. K., India, USA, Spain and Malta.

Dr. Amerasingale is a strong advocate of World Government whose representatives should be elected democratically representing the different parts of the world. He is also of the opinion that a world judiciary should pass international laws which should be enforceable on all countries equally.

 

 

 

Presentation

Ladies and Gentleman,
Yesterday we concluded the 6th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World, Presiding over the concluding session I had occasion to remark that our movement to win the support of the World’s Judiciary for the Appeal on behalf of the world’s two billion children and generations yet unborn.” for a duly constituted World Parliament empowered to children’s right to inherit a safe and healthy ecology and protecting them from nuclear and eco threats and international Terrorism” has grown stronger with each succeeding Conference. The Honourable Chief Justices at the concluding session agreed with the Convenor, Shri Jagdish Gandhi to issue the Lucknow Declaration of December 2005 endorsing the Resolution dated 2nd August 2005 passed by the Japanese Diet. (parliament) supporting the establishment of a World Federation and urged national parliaments throughout the world to pass similar resolutions for ensuring a safer future for world’s children and generations yet unborn.

So delegates from Civil Societies here assembled have our work cut out for us. Too long have we been discussing the disastrous state of planet earth and its immediate destruction through the proliferation of nuclear weapons, environmental hazards, climate change, population explosion, rapid spread of Cancer and Aids, Malnutrition, Terrorism and a host of other problems. The public has by now been well educated as to the consequences of the problems that now confront them. They are clamouring to know what solutions we have to offer.

At this plenary session I would wish if delegates can confine their discussions to the solution placed before us in the Lucknow Declaration of 2005 – the need to bring order out the chaos created by so-called sovereign nations struggling to achieve their own greedy ambitions, at the expense of our common humanity.
The inexorable need of the hour as pointed out in the Lucknow Declaration is that we should work for the establishment of a duly constituted World Parliament empowered to enact enforceable International Law. This leads us to the need for a World Federation and a Democratic Federal World Government.

At this Global Symposium let us address our minds to threes objectives. Civil Society is increasingly becoming disillusioned with the United Nations. The latest fiasco at the September Conference of the United Nations has increased this disillusionment. Much was promised and so little achieved has put on the prospect of U.s. Reform. Attempts to do away with the power of veto have proved futile. A Second Chamber for the U.N. can in now way obviate the crippling effect of the Veto Power embedded in the grasp of the Big Five both individually and collectively. The U.S. Coloasus has made it clear that it want is the U.N. amenable to its wishes for a world begemony.

Therefore my advise to the assembled Global Symposium is to give up pursuing the phantom of U.N. Reform. Shri Jagdish Gandhi, the convenor of this symposium in a very considered statement printed in the programme distributed to all delegates has exposed his view in no uncertain terms: He says:

U.N. Charter failed to devise ‘a common thread’
binding its member countries into one global
family. In the absence of such ‘a common thread’
U.N.O. has become an organization of ‘Disunited
Veto powers is causing fear and suspicion amongst
member countries who, for the sake of their survival,
and other weapons of mass destruction. The present
bring about world peace, hence a new International
Political and Economic order is imminent with a
duly constituted World Parliament empowered to enact
enforceable World Law, without which humanity will
be doomed
Children of the world are the common denominators of
humanity, and this is the reason why all countries
have come together on this Global Peace Table
CMS laid out to ensure a safe future for world’s
two billion children and generations yet-to-be-born
and banish scourge of wars for ever”.

I commend this statement of Shri Jagdish. To use it as it as a …..line would obviate much redundant discussion. It will ….. us more time to get down to basics.
How can we bring about the new International Political and Economic Order? How can the World Parliament be brought into being? How can enforceable International law be made a sine qua non of agreements between the countries of the world? In what ways can the peoples of the world join in establishing a Democratic Federal World Government through a Constitution for the Federation of Earth?
I believe, fellow delegates, that if the Global Symposium address their minds to these questions we would be nearer to our hearts’ desire ——— an ordered, peaceful and prosperous world. An excellent book “World Federation Now. Tomorrow is too late” by Dr. Eroll Harris is just out of the press in time for the 6th International Conference of Chief Justices and the Global Symposium. No doubt some of you will have your own biews as to how to reach the goal of a new International, Political and Economic Order; Dr. Harris’s book is timely reading. It unfolds an excellent road map.
The World Consititution and Parliament Association of which I am International President, comment this bookfor your careful consideration.
Thank you for giving me a patient hearing and may our subsequent deliberations be crowned with success.

   

Organized by
World Movement for Global Democracy (WMGD)*
*an initiative of City Montessori School (CMS), Lucknow, India