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Mullivaikkal Remembrance Week is a significant period for many, especially for those commemorating the victims of the Sri Lankan Civil War. This week is often marked by various events and activities aimed at honouring the lives lost, raising awareness about the conflict, and advocating for justice and reconciliation. During this time, communities may hold memorial […]
The Tamil Genocide Memorial in Brampton serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by the Tamil community, particularly in relation to the events during the Sri Lankan Civil War. Unveiled to honours the victims and raise awareness about the genocide, the memorial symbolises resilience and the ongoing fight for justice. It stands as […]
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