On the 29th of June, Court of Appeal judges ruled that it is unlawful to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, and Rwanda cannot be treated as a safe third country. The scheme of sending refugees […]
Radicalizing Her: WHY WOMEN CHOOSE VIOLENCE by Nimmi Gowrinathan, published in 2021 by Beacon Press. Reviewed by: TU Senan To deny history is to effectively destroy people, commented George Orwell once. In the aftermath […]
Tamil Solidarity received support and solidarity from the National Education Union’s International Solidarity Network. The meeting agreed to affiliate with the campaign and to build support amongst the NEU trade union. To also circulate the […]
Every life lost in the battle for democratic and national rights must not be forgotten. But May 18 is not just a memorial day. The Sri Lankan government celebrates this day as a victory day. […]
Summary 30 years ago, in 1993, Stephen Lawrence, a Black 18 year-old, was murdered in a racially motivated attack by five thugs in south east London. The anti-racist movement that followed his death exposed the […]
To all political parties and activists, This is an appeal to all those who defend democratic rights. The Sri Lankan government has recently introduced one of the most draconian pieces of legislation called the “Anti-Terrorism […]
Summary of analysis: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has agreed to give Sri Lanka a $3 billion bailout over four years, but this is not enough to resolve the country’s economic crisis. Despite declaring bankruptcy, […]
(Picture- socialist party) The National Education Union, civil service union PCS, lecturers and university staff in UCU, and junior doctors in BMA have called for strike action on Budget Day, 15 March. This joint […]
Tamil Solidarity strongly condemns the arrest of Mr Gajendran, Member of Parliament of the Tamil National People’s Front and protesters who protested against the President of Sri Lanka, Ranil Wickremesinghe, who participated in Sri Lanka’s […]
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