The victory of Mahinda Rajapakse as the sixth executive president of Sri Lanka was announced today at the election commissioner’s office. At the election announcement, dubbed a ‘funeral ceremony’, none of the presidential candidates spoke […]
The arrest of Saradha Nathan, Jessica and Pamella in Merak by the Indonesian government has been widely condemned today. Ign Mahendra, chairperson of the international department of the Working People’s Association (PRP) in indonesia condemned […]
When the Sri Lankan government representative spoke during the European Parliament commission hearing on the GSP+ he accused Tamil Solidarity (TS) of calling for a boycott of the presidential elections. The Sri Lankan government is […]
Indonesia Human Rights Committee, Media Release: Tamil asylum seekers welcome The Indonesia Human Rights Committee applauds the Government’s humanitarian decision to accept some 13 of the Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers previously held on board […]
The last of a group of 78 Sri Lankan asylum seekers involved in a stand-off on an Australian customs ship have now left Indonesia. The refugees were intercepted in Indonesian waters last year as they […]
Supporters of Tamil Solidarity in Greater Manchester holding placards as we followed up our meeting with MP Ivan Lewis last week, with a leafleting of a Labour Party event in Prestwich in Ivan Lewis’ constituency. […]
Despite promises to the UN, the Sri Lankan government has yet to investigate the serious crimes of Sri Lanka’s civil war Peter Bouckaert ,guardian.co.uk, Thursday 21 January 2010 19.30 GMT The untold story of the […]
Press Release: January 21, 20010 Mass Protest Against the Gross Abuse of State Media in Sri Lanka Hundreds of Trade Unionists, artists and activists voiced their strong protest against the abuse of State Media in […]
Simultaneous protests were held in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and other parts of the world in solidarity with over 250 Tamil-speaking refugees who fled the war and repression in Sri Lanka. For over 100 days […]
Tamil Solidarity spoke at the NUJ branch on Monday. We explained to NUJ members what is the current situation in Sri Lanka. We raised the points about: Militarised detention camps where more than 100,000 Tamil […]
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