Curb Global Moral Pollution

Now-a-days conscious people all over the world have started realising that most of the crucial human problems are the genuine products of severe moral degradation throughout the globe. In this context, the FMDA has very rightly identified immorality as the number one problem/enemy of the mankind today as it (immorality) is the root of the crimes directly responsible for the following fatal human crises: corruption, bribery, poverty human rights violation, environment pollution, rape, AIDS/HIV, oppression and repression on women and children, terrorism, killings, drug abuses, smoking, etc. Because of these problems, human life all over the globe is becoming quite insecured and tense.

Under such suffocative human living conditions, it is really very delighting to know through the press media that an international organisation viz. Foundation for Moral Development Approach (FMDA) from Dhaka (address: FMDA, GPO Box 809, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh) has initiated a "global moral development programme as a package-deal approach to fight all the crimes responsible for all the above-mentioned severe human crises today. It is, further, learnt that the FMDA has already floated a proposal to the world body the United Nations for global moral development as it has turned into a global issue today.

We wholeheartedly hail this universally benevolent mission of the FMDA and appeal to the world population (irrespective of colour, religion and nationality) to launch a vigorous social movement for global moral development programmes of the FMDA everywhere on the globe to curb and combat all the above -mentioned fatal human crises today.

We, further, appeal to the international forums like the United Nations, World Bank, IMF, ADB, YMCA, YWCA, OIC, World Hindu Council (VHP), World Buddhists Council, World Jewish Council, Commonwealth, Transparency International (TI), OAU, SAARC, ASEAN, Atheists, etc to come forward in implementing this noble global moral development programme of the FMDA to protect the mankind from its dark and uncertain future due to immoral human behaviour and activities.

The FMDA deserves heartfelt congratulation for launching such a unversally benevolent mission in the greater welfare of human beings. Wishing a grand success of the FMDA.

Dr. George Frank Waterman
Professor, Faculty of Education
McGill University
Montreal, Quebec, Canada