Tamil Solidarity took part in a protest outside the Irish Embassy in London, in support of JobstownNotGuilty. This protest was organised by Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, an organisation affiliated to Tamil Solidarity Campaign. The […]
Tamil Solidarity supports the bold policies put forward by Jeremy Corbyn Labour Party leader when he launched the general election campaign. Jeremy outlined a number of policies that he would implement if he is elected […]
Tamil Solidarity has taken the initiative in setting up a new Tamil online media called Ethir which conducted its first online live meeting on Saturday 15 April. This was held in Tamil and watched by […]
Defeat of Mahinda – starting point of some hope Remember 8th January 2015? Tens of thousands voted to oust the dictatorial Rajapaksa regime, cronyism and corruption. But it was not just a vote “against” them but […]
The Refugee Rights Campaign strongly condemns the racist attack on Reker Ahmed, a young Kurdish refugee. 17 year-old Reker was assaulted on 31 March in Croydon and was left unconsious. There was widespread outrage at […]
Sri Lanka will not break with its violent past until it reckons with the cruel history of enforced disappearance and delivers justice to as many as 100,000 families who have spent years waiting for it, […]
The stories of Tamil lobbyists storming the corridors of UNHRC must be recorded for posterity. In future generations no one will understand the efforts expended and the sweat excreted in the name of lobbyism. An […]
In March the Home Office released a new ‘country profile’ for Sri Lanka. It contains claims that the treatment of former LTTE members, who have suffered imprisonment, disappearances and torture, is much improved. However, the […]
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