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In commemoration of the 16th anniversary of Mullivaikkal, a remembrance event was organized 18/05/2025 in London by the Tamil Coordination Committee and the Tamil Youth Organization. Thousands of Tamil expatriates gathered at the British Parliament Square. The protest for justice, which began with vigils, was conducted as a march to the Foreign Office and the […]
Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day is observed to honour the victims of the Tamil genocide that occurred during the Sri Lankan civil war. In 2025, the commemoration in Eelam included various activities such as memorial services, speeches by activists and community leaders, cultural performances, and educational workshops aimed at raising awareness about the historical and ongoing […]
The Tamil diaspora faces several challenges in advocating for recognition of historical injustices, particularly concerning the atrocities committed during the Sri Lankan Civil War. Some of these challenges include: 1. **Political Resistance:** Many governments, including Sri Lanka’s, often resist acknowledging claims of genocide or war crimes. This political stance can lead to pushback against advocacy […]
The summoning of the Canadian High Commissioner by the Sri Lankan government in response to the unveiling of the Tamil Genocide Monument in Brampton highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding the recognition of historical events related to the Sri Lankan Civil War. The monument, which commemorates the victims of the conflict and acknowledges the experiences of […]
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 […]
Sri Lanka has faced significant challenges regarding press freedom and the safety of journalists, particularly during periods of political unrest and civil conflict. Journalists in the country have historically faced threats, harassment, and violence, especially when reporting on sensitive topics such as government corruption, human rights abuses, and ethnic tensions. Media freedom and the safety […]
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The events leading up to May 18, 2009, marked a tragic chapter in Sri Lanka’s history, culminating in the end of the civil war and the heavy toll it took on the Tamil population. The final stages of the conflict were characterised by significant violence and loss of life, with reports estimating tens of thousands […]
Local elections in Sri Lanka are an important aspect of the country’s democratic process, allowing citizens to elect representatives at the local government level. These elections typically involve the selection of members for municipal councils, urban councils, and pradeshiya sabhas (village councils). The process is governed by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, which oversees […]
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