Tamil solidarity together with PRP(Working Peoples Association) indonesia, CWI(Committe for Workers International) calling of simultaneous world-wide protest at Indonesian embassies or consulates on 5 December. Please send news of what is planned and what is […]
Following are a selection of the letters of condemnation sent from around the world. 1.Socialist Students and Youth Fight for Jobs To the embassies of the United Kingdom, Sri Lanka, Australia and Indonesia Socialist […]
Tamil-speaking refugees face food shortage On whose behalf is the IOM acting? According to the website of the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), the “IOM is dedicated to promoting humane and orderly migration for the […]
Tamil Solidarity strongly condemns the Australian and British governments’ statements about the refugees. While over 250,000 people are held under armed guard in concentration-style camps and over 30,000 young people are kept in secret camps […]
Martin Powell-Davies, is a member and supporter of Tamil Solidarity. He is also a teacher and a member of the teachers’ union, the National Union of Teachers (NUT). He is now standing for vice national […]
Balavarnam Sivakumar, an innocent young Tamil-speaking man was brutally beaten in the sea near Bambalapitya, on 29 October 2009. He was forced under the water until he eventually drowned. This horrific killing was filmed by […]
Refugees in the boat off the Indonesian coast at Merak harbour are flying black flags today, expressing their sadness after the recent tragedy where a boat carrying 40 people sank near Australia. At least 12 […]
Debate held on 28 October 2009 from 2.30-4.15pm Tamil Solidarity welcomes MPs’ concern for the internally displaced people (IDPs) and condemnation of the Sri Lankan government’s human rights abuses. We particularly welcome the contributions […]
Tamil-speaking refugees from Sri Lanka have appealed to the Indonesian and Australian masses and to the Tamil Diaspora around the world for help and solidarity. They all will face a life–threatening situation if they are […]
Over 250 Tamil-speaking refugees are held on a boat in Merak harbour, Indonesia. So far they have faced rejection and the threat of internment in their quest for refuge from the horror of war and […]
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