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Paisley’s expensive holidays
Ian Paisley, Democratic Unionist Party MP for North Antrim, Northern Ireland, is set to be suspended from the House of Commons for 30 sitting days. In 2013 he had taken his family on two holidays […]
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US’s ‘hypocritical and self-serving’- withdraws from UN Human Rights Council
‘A cesspool of political bias and the protector of human right violators’’. These are some of the comments made by the US ambassador Nicki Haley to the UN in America’s decision to quit the Security […]
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Solidarity Day 2018 – to be held on 16th June
This year’s Solidarity Day will take place on 16 June 2018 between 12 noon and 15.30 at the Indian YMCA, 41 Fitzroy Square W1T 6AQ. Tamil Solidarity would be joining various activist organisations and trade […]
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TS Protest against Vedanta’s Killing
On 26 May Tamil Solidarity organised a protest outside the Indian High Commission in London to condemn the Tamil Nadu and Modi governments for the killing of 13 people on a peaceful protest in Thoothukkudi, […]
From the press
Windrush cases just ‘tip of iceberg’ of immigration failings, report warns
From Guardian -https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/may/17/home-office-dehumanises-asylum-seekers-says-report?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other <strong> Home Office accused of dehumanising refugees with ‘systemic failures’ in handling claims</strong> Home Office mistreatment of immigrants goes far beyond the Windrush generation and affects thousands of refugees and asylum seekers, […]
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Remember the Dead and Fight For the Living
Sathya Rajan It’s been 9 years since the end of war in Sri Lanka where huge massacre of Tamils took place in the north. All over the world, wherever Tamil People lived, there were protests […]
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Mullivaikal activities in Sri Lanka
This year youth and students in Sri Lanka had started to organise several activities as part of Mullivaikal remembrance. Tamil solidarity fully support their call to make this event as a political mobilising day. Here […]
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UN uses Sri Lankan war criminals as peacekeepers – ITJP Report
Sathya Rajan International Truth and Justice Project has recently released a report stating members of the Special Task Force paramilitary unit of the Sri Lankan police should not be sent as UN peacekeepers without proper […]
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United Nations, empty declarations
-Manny Thain The annual pilgrimage to Geneva is over. All those praying that the United Nations Human Rights Council would deliver democratic and human rights in Sri Lanka have come away disappointed. The miracle did […]
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End all attacks on the Muslim community immediately
The Sri Lankan government declared an emergency on 6 March and closed down access to social media following the mob attack on Muslim business and houses in Kandy. The government is claiming that they have […]