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2 December 2021

Kailasa Stands for the Rights of Persecuted Hindus Worldwide - UN Presentation, Geneva, 2 Dec 2021

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A five-panel video-call screenshot of an online yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman sits cross-legged on an orange mat in a black CHAMPS t-shirt. Top centre, a smiling woman with grey hair and glasses wears a black top in a living room with wicker furniture. Top right, a man in a dark shirt sits in front of a picture of a temple in snowy mountains. Bottom left, a smiling woman with long grey hair sits before a mountain backdrop. Bottom right, a smiling woman with short hair and red lipstick wears a pale top beside a pink curtain. Labels on the panels read the participants' names.

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A five-panel video-call screenshot of an online yoga and puja session. Top left, a woman sits cross-legged on an orange mat in a black CHAMPS t-shirt. Top centre, a smiling woman with grey hair and glasses wears a black top in a living room with wicker furniture. Top right, a man in a dark shirt sits in front of a picture of a temple in snowy mountains. Bottom left, a smiling woman with long grey hair sits before a mountain backdrop. Bottom right, a smiling woman with short hair and red lipstick wears a pale top beside a pink curtain. Labels on the panels read the participants' names.
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A Zoom Meeting screenshot showing four video tiles of participants in home settings. Top left, a silver-haired man in a blue jacket presses his palms together in greeting in a room with patterned sofas and framed pictures; labelled CA- NARINE MANIE(PATRICK) TORONTO CANADA. Top right, a smiling woman in a blue patterned top stands in a yellow-walled room, labelled A25-Sudha Dhandapani. Bottom left, an older woman in white speaks, labelled Bhowattee's iPad. Bottom right, a woman with a red bindi and dark top stands by a wooden ceiling beam, labelled Valli. Taskbar and clock show 6:00 AM, 12/2/2021.A Zoom meeting screenshot showing a grid of video tiles, mostly of women and a few men in home settings. Top left, a woman in a dark top sits with a yellow-outlined frame labelled Shakunthaladevi. Next, a woman in white clothing smiles, labelled Premabhakt. A woman in a striped top gestures in a kitchen, labelled Lea Ihlas Khoury. Another woman wearing glasses, labelled Bhowattee S IPad, sits at a table. An elderly woman with white hair, labelled Ma Virupaksha, Anne-Marie Casu, sits by a window. Lower rows show further participants, including a woman wearing headphones labelled Slesha Dalvi, a woman labelled Rajarajeswary, and a woman in white labelled Arunthathy Kaliyanakaran. One tile shows a poster reading I AM KAILAASAVASI with a robed figure, and another tile is a purple square with the letter O. Bottom tiles are labelled Chandran and Amuthasubbu. The Windows taskbar and Zoom toolbar are visible.A Zoom video call gallery view on a computer screen, titled Zoom Meeting, with a grid of participant tiles from a KAILASA online daily update. Tiles show women in home settings: one in an orange shawl labelled Shakunthaladevi, a woman in white labelled Premabhaktika, a woman in a striped top at a piano labelled Lea Ichlas Khoury, a woman with a red bindi labelled Bhowattee's iPad, and an older woman labelled Ma Virupaksha, Anne-Marie Casu. Other tiles show Abha Sharma, Arunthathy Karunakaran in white, and a tile with a small framed-picture graphic reading I AM KAILASAVAS! beside a man in a red garland and ornate attire. Names are labels on tiles only; the taskbar shows 9:06 AM and 12/2/21.
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A home shrine puja arrangement photographed head-on on a leopard-print cloth. Centre, a framed print of Lord Shiva with trident, crescent moon and rudraksha, draped in marigold and red garlands. Left, a framed portrait of a smiling man in saffron robes and a long rudraksha mala, one hand raised in blessing, in front of a banyan-like tree; this is a depiction, not a person physically present. Right, a framed print of a goddess with a crown and golden ornaments under a decorated arch, and a small framed temple image. In front lie brass vessels, a lit oil lamp in a brass dish, a bowl of white rice, a bowl of curry, and yellow and blue flowers, with small figurines and a conical puja mound. No people are physically present.A photograph of a shrine table draped with a leopard-print cloth. At the centre, a heap of flowers in yellow, white jasmine-like blooms, purple, pale lavender and red petals rests on a tray. In front lies a long rudraksha mala with gold-toned bead spacers and a gold pendant. Behind, two printed cut-out images of a smiling man in saffron and orange robes wear turbans, gold necklaces and bracelets, one raising a hand. A framed picture of a figure in orange robes with gold jewellery and a bronze deity murti stand beside garlands of orange, red and blue flowers, a drum and a small brass lamp.A home shrine set up on a leopard-print cloth with offerings for a puja. Center: a small framed picture and a figure of a seated guru wearing a saffron-orange cloth and a rudraksha mala, flanked by a silver deity murti and a bronze statue. A layered card icon of a seated figure in a red-and-gold crown sits in front. Offerings include a brass oil lamp with yellow flowers, a white bowl of food, a silver box decorated with flowers, a red lotus, and a bronze standing deity garlanded with white flowers. Background drapes show orange and gold fabric, garlands and a drum.Photo of a home altar with an open hardcover book resting on a carved wooden book stand covered in a leopard-print cloth. A framed portrait at upper left shows a smiling man with a red bindi and long dark hair in orange clothing, and a second portrait behind shows a man in orange wearing gold and rudraksha necklaces with garlands. Pink and yellow artificial flowers and floating lotus blossoms surround the stand, and a carved white stone lotus with Chinese characters sits behind the book. Printed text appears on the open pages and the carved figure.A flower-covered paduka pair on a leopard-print cloth altar at a devotional shrine. White jasmine-like blossoms, yellow flowers, purple blooms and large pale lilac blossoms are heaped over the footwear, with a rudraksha and gold bead mala draped across the foreground. Behind, two cutout printed figures in saffron and orange clothing wear gold garlands and rudraksha ornaments; one raises a hand in blessing. A brass bell, a brass deity figure and a framed picture with a colourful decorated border sit at the sides, with additional flower garlands. No physical people are visible.A small home shrine draped in a leopard-print cloth. A brass figure of a seated deity with a garland sits in front. On the altar are a brass oil lamp, a small bowl of flowers, marigold and purple flower garlands, and a red lotus on the right. Only statues and printed portraits appear; no physical people are present.

December 02 2021

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Kailasa Stands for the Rights of Persecuted Hindus Worldwide - UN Presentation, Geneva, 2 Dec 2021

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KAILASA Nation presented to the United Nations about the persecution of Hindu Sampradayas in India

On behalf of all 2 billion Hindus, the KAILASA Nation presented to the United Nations about the persecution of Hindu Sampradayas in India during the 14th Session of the OHCRC's Forum on Minority Issues, Geneva, 2 and 3, December 2021. The United Nations accepted the KAILASA Nation and allowed KAILSA to present its case after the presentation from the Permanent Mission from India to the UN which focused on how Islamic and Christian minorities are safeguarded by the Indian Government.

Transcript of the presentation:
Respected Chairperson, esteemed delegates and colleagues
I represent the KAILASA Nation led by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam which speaks on behalf of 2 billion practicing Hindus around the world who do not have a voice representing them in these International Forums.

I want to specifically bring to light the attack on minority Hindu traditions inside India. Hinduism is not a monolithic religion but a collection of thousands of unique, enlightenment ecosystems called Sampradayas. In recent times many Hindu Gurus, Hindu minority traditions and Temples have come under attack by majority ideologies and a large number of traditions have virtually disappeared.

There has been no recognition of the attacks in the first place by International Human Rights groups as in these cases it is difficult for outsiders to distinguish the attackers from the attacked.

For the past 10 years the KAILASA Nation and SPH Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam, have been attacked and silenced in India as a religious minority and a linguistic minority and because extremist elements are opposed to KAILASA’s stance when it comes to the rights of women, including otherwise marginalized Dalit women, and the rights of members of the LGBTQ+ and transgendered communities.

In 2019 KAILASA approached the OHCHR presenting the case of persecution. When this document reached the Indian media a well funded defamation campaign was started by news sources supportive to the union government alleging treason and sedition on the part of Kailasa Nation. Again, a number of false cases were subsequently registered against the SPH and other KAILASA leaders and one of our university campuses for women in the state of Gujarat was razed to the ground in a matter of days by mobs with the support of the local Government.

KAILASA has since submitted a number of reports on the persecution to various forums available within the UN but without much action taken.

In June 2021 KAILASA made a submission on the attacks on the ASMT women in the session by the UN Committee on Elimination of Discrimination against Women on the rights of indigenous women and further submitted reports on the steps to end Femicide and on Gender Justice . Later, in September, KAILASA’s report, “Media Disinformation in India” was accepted by the Special Rapporteur for the right to freedom of opinion and expression and the report on the effect of COVID on minorities and the multilateral solution to the COVID crisis was accepted by the UN Independent Expert on the promotion of a democratic and equitable international order

Attacks on minorities span multiple dimensions and early identification of these attacks is critical. We present the following recommendations based on our experience as a persecuted minority tradition.

1) The UN needs to pay special attention to attacks on Hindu Religious Minorities and other sub-traditions which can be difficult to distinguish from the majority groups but experience the same problems of persecution as other recognized minorities

2) Indian Media’s unchecked hate speech against Hindu Gurus and Hindu customs needs to be curtailed – what is commonly referred to as trial by media.

3) The tendency of Indian Judges to overreach into the rights of minority sub-traditions in the name of reform or play to public opinion created by the media hype needs to be stopped.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Previous Submissions to the UN by KAILASA:
https://www.ohchr.org/.../HRB.../CEDAW/DGD24June2021/51.docx
https://www.ohchr.org/.../CSOs/india-kailash-union.pdf
https://www.ohchr.org/.../Gen.../2.%20CSOs/Kailash-Union.pdf
https://www.ohchr.org/.../Nithyanandeshwara-Hindu-Temple.pdf
https://www.ohchr.org/.../AdiShaiviteMinorityTradition.pdf

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Link to Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda/posts/459208455571991
https://www.facebook.com/ParamahamsaNithyananda/posts/459076725585164
https://www.facebook.com/100044485207419/videos/pcb.459076725585164/613352893443892

KAILASA LOS ANGELES, USA on 12/2/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-PDB

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Participants Count6
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?Yes
Count of Meals Served12
Volunteers Count5
Event DurationN/A

Daily Update

Presidential Daily Briefing

KAILASA-LOS-ANGELES--USA-2021-12-02-1W2CjKuPdHSsrYlJj4lY_e7HV_reGdSAV.pdf

KAILASA OHIO, USA on 12/2/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count5 for Yoga and 6 for Puja
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count0
Event Duration100 Min

BrahmaMuhurta Yoga and Puja

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KAILASA SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO on 12/2/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures-Our Daily Activities

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Participants Count1
Event TypeIn-Person
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count1
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We offered the daily Guru Puja and Shiva Puja to the sacred Padukas of our beloved Guru, Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism Jagatguru Mahasannidhanam HDH Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam. Such a beautiful blessing.

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KAILASA TORONTO, CANADA on 12/2/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count294
Event TypeOnline
Was Food Served in Event?No
Count of Meals Served
Volunteers Count10
Event Duration

Daily Update

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OTHER - MY KAILASA IS NOT IN THIS LIST on 12/2/2021

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Daily Update - PDB + Daily pictures

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Participants Count1
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Was Food Served in Event?No
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Volunteers Count1
Event Duration1 hr

Paramashiva Dhyana mantra

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