Solidarity Day 2023, an annual event organised by Tamil Solidarity took place on 30th September in London. The event consisted of two sessions, and everyone actively engaged in these discussions. The first session was about […]
British territory’s commissioner withdraws decision after supreme court challenge A group of Tamil asylum seekers stranded on a tiny British territory in the Indian Ocean have won their fight against being forcibly returned to Sri Lanka after […]
We invite you to attend the Solidarity Day meeting hosted by Tamil Solidarity on September 30th. Below are the details regarding the time and venue: Solidarity Day 2023 Date & Time : 30th September […]
Tamil Solidarity strongly condemns the racist attack on the remembrance march and a Tamil MP. A small march from the east to the north was organized in memory of Thileepan, who died on September 26th, […]
“Lawyers charging up to £10,000 to make fake asylum claims”, was the Daily Mail headline on 25 July. Has the newspaper that cheerleads the Tories’ racist attacks on people’s right to claim asylum, imprison innocent […]
A remembrance event for the July 1983 pogroms, which was organized in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on Sunday, July 23, was attacked and forcibly stopped by the police. The 1983 pogrom against Tamils are regarded as […]
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 […]
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