Reproduction of hegemonic national cultures, traditions, faiths, identity, way of life, ideologies, and superiorities through Asia-Pacific Master of Human Rights and Democratisation, THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY, UNO, EU, Global Campus of Human Rights against socio-religious-cultural and gender victims- LGBTQ Eye, Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 

Reproduction of hegemonic national cultures, traditions, faiths, identity, way of life, ideologies, and superiorities through Asia-Pacific Master of Human Rights and Democratisation, THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY, UNO, EU, Global Campus of Human Rights against socio-religious-cultural and gender victims- LGBTQ Eye, Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship

 

 

Associate Professor Danielle Celermaje, Director, Master of Human Rights program; Director, Asia Pacific Master of Human Rights and Democratisation | Faculty of Arts, THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY, 2011.

During the visit of the EU Human Rights Commission, Danielle Celermaje (2011) ordered MHRD students to wear national dresses that represented their national cultures, traditions, faiths, identity, and way of life. At the local, regional, and national levels in their home countries, MHRD students are black-skinned, white-masked, Janus-faced, conservative, hard-core, traditional, but members of human rights on international platforms. Their way of life is not contrary to any hardcore ideology. They are members of various radical religious bodies in their origin countries, such as the BJP, RSS, VHP, IS, Taliban, SIMI, etc. Every terrorist organization is asking its citizens to follow their national cultures, traditions, identities, and ways of life. MHRD is not different from those superimposing terrorist ideologies. Through their degree, MHRD simply reproduced hegemonic, conservative, terrorist, traditional identities, whereas socio-religious-cultural and gender victims wanted to abolish those national costumes, cultures, traditions, and religions that dehumanize them in everyday life. I wore Levi's branded jeans and shirts, whereas every MHRD student and teacher became hardcore conservative on that day.

In 2011, Mr. Suryaraju Mattimalla, an untouchable, sexual minority, and black, was the only MHRD student who questioned the super-imposition of religious terrorist ideologies in the MHRD program, and the entire MHRD united to remove him from the degree, but in the name of plagiarism, allowing 17 plagiarized students to graduate.

LGBTQ Eye, Dr.Suryaraju Mattimalla Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship