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Tamil Solidarity condemns the way the Home Office in Britain deals with Tamil asylum cases. The Freedom from Torture recently revealed that the conditions for political activists have not changed in Sri Lanka – and […]

For the first time since the ‘Killing Fields’ documentary, Channel 4 has been granted access to Sri Lanka – this time, for a report by Jon Snow. Once again, it raised important issues. Starting from […]

Deportation delayed – now keep up the campaign for justice! Tamil Solidarity wants to thank everyone who registered their protest against the scheduled deportation of Arunthavanathan Mathan. Given this pressure, the Home Office has now […]

We are appealing for you to express your opposition to the scheduled deportation of Mr Arunthavanathan Mathan. Mathan has been detained since 1 August and has now been moved to a holding centre near Gatwick […]

The British Tamils Forum (BTF) is a well-known organisation with a significant presence among Tamils living in Britain. So far BTF has not published details of what its main goal or perspective is. However, its […]

United Nations 2015 Tamils: abandoned and betrayed… again Part 2: Tamil representation and self-determination What has been the response in Britain and Sri Lanka to the recent betrayal by the United Nations Human Rights Council? […]

Thousands took part in a demonstration outside Downing Street condemning the double bombing in Ankara on Saturday, 10th October. It is a brutal attack that has shocked everyone with at least 128 reported killed and […]

As expected, the United Nations Human Rights Council has agreed its latest resolution on Sri Lanka. It marks a huge step backwards in the struggle for a genuinely independent war crimes investigation, for accountability and […]