Tamil Solidarity invites all its members, supporters, and collaborators to attend the Annual General Meeting to be held this Saturday (11th December). Various reports about the work of Tamil Solidarity will be presented at this […]
Tamil Solidarity calls on all within the Sri Lankan diaspora to protest against the Cop26 conference. We need a solution to the climate crisis but we can have no faith in this gathering of representatives […]
Join YRS(Young Revolutionaries in Solidarity) in support of Youth Fight for Jobs – a campaign to better the work opportunities and conditions for young workers and students. As a consequence of the pandemic, we have […]
A little incident that took place on May Day 2009 in Britain was not widely reported. The JVP is one of a few so-called Marxist organisations that do little throughout the year in terms of […]
TU Senan In a recent landmark ruling, the Upper Tribunal – responsible for judicial reviews of Home Office decisions – has proposed new ‘country guidance’ used for determining asylum cases of refugees from Sri Lanka. […]
-by Akhalya History Palestine and Israel have a long history of conflict. When the Israeli State occupied the land in 1948, over 750,000 Palestinians were forced to leave their towns and villages to become homeless […]
Akhalya The atrocities that took place towards the end of the brutal war by the authoritarian Sri Lankan state, that ended in the massacre of over 100,000 Tamil civilians in Mulivaikkal in 2009, are marked […]
Mullivaikal remembrance & Meeting Tamil Solidarity welcomes everyone to take part in the meeting to remember those massacred in 2009. Tamil Solidarity argues while remembering the dead this day should also be about political mobilisation. […]
We are very disappointed with the decision made by the British High Court regarding the criminal case against Sri Lankan defence attaché Brigadier Priyanka Fernando. British High Court allowed the appeal and overturned the verdict […]
Tamil Solidarity condemns the brutal suppression of protesters by the police. The ban on holding a vigil on Clapham Common for Sarah Everard by the high court and the Metropolitan Police was defied by thousands. […]
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