difference between Belgium and Sri Lanka government policies on the social division
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the govt of Belgium accomodated social diversity,whereas, majoritarian rule prevailed in Sri Lanka.
1)In sri lanka,sinhala community was favoured for university positions and jobs whereas in Belgium there was no such division done.
3)in Sri Lanka Buddhism was declared the official language does disregarding Islam and Hinduism but in Belgium the community government looked after the matters of religion culture and traditions.
2) in Belgium there was a community government that looked after their own communities but in Sri Lanka the Sri Lankan and the Indian Tamils where sidelined.
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1)In sri lanka,sinhala community was favoured for university positions and jobs whereas in Belgium there was no such division done.
3)in Sri Lanka Buddhism was declared the official language does disregarding Islam and Hinduism but in Belgium the community government looked after the matters of religion culture and traditions.
2) in Belgium there was a community government that looked after their own communities but in Sri Lanka the Sri Lankan and the Indian Tamils where sidelined.
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Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka adopted a policy of majoritarian government.
Sri Lankans were divided into Sinhala speaking and Tamil speaking people.
Sinhala speaking people were majority in number.
They undertook policies that favoured Sinhala speaking people for university position and jobs.
An act was enacted to protect and foster Buddhism.
This made the Tamil srilankans to demand for an independent eelam state as no political parties supported them.
Belgium
Belgium government amended it's constitution three times to adopt a government.
The German speaking people and Dutch speaking people will be equal in central government and state government
Some special policies needed the support of majority member from each group.
They formed local government which controlled specific matters of linguistic group such as education etc
Sri Lanka adopted a policy of majoritarian government.
Sri Lankans were divided into Sinhala speaking and Tamil speaking people.
Sinhala speaking people were majority in number.
They undertook policies that favoured Sinhala speaking people for university position and jobs.
An act was enacted to protect and foster Buddhism.
This made the Tamil srilankans to demand for an independent eelam state as no political parties supported them.
Belgium
Belgium government amended it's constitution three times to adopt a government.
The German speaking people and Dutch speaking people will be equal in central government and state government
Some special policies needed the support of majority member from each group.
They formed local government which controlled specific matters of linguistic group such as education etc
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