Tamil Solidarity here re-publish the following interview of Siritunga Jayasuriya, who is a presidential candidate in the coming January 8th election in Sri Lanka. Tamil Solidarity supports Siritunga’s stand on building mass opposition to win the rights of […]
What are the choices that Tamils in Sri Lanka face at the coming presidential election on 8 January? For the diaspora community – if you had the opportunity to vote- who would you vote for? […]
Tamil Solidarity demands that Tamil refugees held in Harmondsworth Immigration Removal Centre must not be deported. Attempts to forcefully return Tamil political activists to Sri Lanka should be seen as accessory to gross violation of human rights. These refugees will […]
“The EU will stop importing fish products from Sri Lanka in three months, the European Commission announced on Tuesday. Sri Lanka has not made “credible progress” since the commission warned it to do more to […]
Paul Murphy, a long-time campaigner for Tamil rights, has achieved a sensational election win in Dublin, Ireland. Tamil Solidarity sends our congratulations to him. Paul, standing for the Socialist Party, stood on a principled programme […]
For over 20 days Kurdish people are showing a heroic struggle in Kobani, a strategically important town in Rojava, against the religious sectarian ISIS gangs which have besieged the city from three different points. In […]
Unity makes us stronger. But not always. All those fighting for their rights must choose their alliances wisely or risk swapping one oppressor for another. The old adage of by your friends shall you be […]
The following statement is produced by Day-Mer. Tamil Solidarity support this statement and wishes to promote solidarity for Kobane people widely among Tamil community. Please circulate this statement and contact Tamil Solidarity or Day-Mer for […]
In 1925 the British Empire sent gunboats up the Yangtze in an attempt to halt the Chinese revolution. Today all the now ex-empire can do is send three discredited party leaders to Scotland as it […]
A hard-line Buddhist monk from Myanmar known for his anti-Muslim stance said his movement would join hands with a like-minded Sri Lankan group to “protect” Buddhists, whom he called an endangered world minority. Ashin Wirathu, […]
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