
Sunil Oemrawsingh
Sunil Oemrawsingh is the chairman of the foundation 8 December 1982, which represents the families of victims of the December murders in Suriname. He has been a vocal advocate for justice and recognition for the victims, expressing deep disappointment in President Chandrikapersad Santokhi's decision not to rename the Desiré Delano Bouterse Highway, named after the former president who was convicted for his role in these atrocities. Oemrawsingh's activism highlights the ongoing struggle for accountability and moral integrity in Surinamese society, as he seeks to address the legacy of violence and promote democratic values.
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Recent news mentions
Sunil Oemrawsingh led the annual commemoration ceremony for the victims of the December murders.
Jaarlijkse bloemenhulde slachtoffers Decembermoorden benadrukt belang van rechtsstaat – de Ware TijdSunil Oemrawsingh criticizes the government for its absence during the Moiwana commemoration.
Negendertig jaar terug, 39 moorden in Moiwana – de Ware TijdSunil Oemrawsingh highlighted Venetiaan's significant role in national mourning and recognition of victims of the December murders.
Nationalist, denker en moreel kompas heengegaan – de Ware TijdSunil Oemrawsingh expressed regret over the theft of the bronze bust.
‘Wij hopen dat we beeld Trefossa terugvinden’ – de Ware TijdSunil Oemrawsingh is the chairman of the 8 December 1982 Foundation, expressing deep disappointment in President Santokhi's inaction regarding the highway's name.
Naam Desiré Delano Bouterse Highway blijft – de Ware Tijd
















