The Days Of albert Rene And Sesel Pou seselwa Are Gone This Is Our time Through Sesel Pou Selsewa to Protect Our Heritage, Patrimony and Future. while We fight For Justice He Is busy Lighting The African union Flame With James Michel!
I am writing to you in relation to a publicity show and Campaign that was aired
by your network on Seychelles.
I would very much like to say first and foremost that I am not against my countries publicity of our tourism industry and as well as any development that is beneficial to my countries economy and welfare. A statement that was aired clearly state that the Seychelles beauty referring to the environment remains untouched and unscarred in order to sell the countries need for tourist to visit.
This statement is entirely wrong if I can point out. The Seychelles has undergone many scars from projects that have ventured into the disruption of local animal habitats and deforestations so that the needs of investors can be met first. Despite the call from the people of Seychelles to the government and ruling party to consider the impact that such project and magnitude pose for the environment and wildlife many of these calls has been ignored even if Seychelles is part of some international obligations and funded for the protection of wildlife and the environment. Mangroves area or marshes has undergone fill in just to create location for investors to venture into building massive projects of different caliber, some successful and some are left in the midst of development and even now today stand as monuments and hazardous for public safety.
I would very much like to say first and foremost that I am not against my countries publicity of our tourism industry and as well as any development that is beneficial to my countries economy and welfare. A statement that was aired clearly state that the Seychelles beauty referring to the environment remains untouched and unscarred in order to sell the countries need for tourist to visit.
This statement is entirely wrong if I can point out. The Seychelles has undergone many scars from projects that have ventured into the disruption of local animal habitats and deforestations so that the needs of investors can be met first. Despite the call from the people of Seychelles to the government and ruling party to consider the impact that such project and magnitude pose for the environment and wildlife many of these calls has been ignored even if Seychelles is part of some international obligations and funded for the protection of wildlife and the environment. Mangroves area or marshes has undergone fill in just to create location for investors to venture into building massive projects of different caliber, some successful and some are left in the midst of development and even now today stand as monuments and hazardous for public safety.
As I write to you currently there is an ongoing petition to
safeguard the wet lands at Grand Police and Cap Ternay on Mahe Island from a
wide development which plans include the desecration of a marsh and all
wildlife in it. There are many more examples and calls to the local government
to consider the environment but are being ignored even if we are selling the
islands beauty and splendor without the real facts.
I thank you for your understanding and I would very much appreciate if you could send a team of journalist to investigate these facts and correct the statements made in the campaign report by your network. I humbly await a response.
Your Sincerely
Jean-Paul Isaac
A Concern Citizen of Seychelles
And a Freedom Loving Seychellois
I thank you for your understanding and I would very much appreciate if you could send a team of journalist to investigate these facts and correct the statements made in the campaign report by your network. I humbly await a response.
Your Sincerely
Jean-Paul Isaac
A Concern Citizen of Seychelles
And a Freedom Loving Seychellois




