Following is the press release from EU. We will post Tamil solidarity views soon. Press release Trade Brussels, 15 February 2010 EU temporarily withdraws GSP+ trade benefits from Sri Lanka EU Member States decided to […]
The Northern Conference of Tamil Solidarity took place in Manchester on Saturday 6th February with a dozen members of the Tamil speaking community in attendance, including two from Blackpool. Senan of Tamil Solidarity in London […]
Those who live by the sword, die by the sword Fonseka arrest shows no one is safe in Sri Lanka. Sarath Fonseka, the general who was in charge of the military during the current Rajapaksa […]
Tamil Solidarity has been campaigning for shutting down of the so called ‘special camps’ where Children as young as eight year old are kept as a terrorism suspects! Please read the following HRW report that […]
The Indonesian authorities recently arrested activists from Australia and Canada. These people had gone to Merak in an attempt to help the over 250 refugees who have been held on a boat there since October. […]
Queen Mary Student Council ratifies historic motion The Queen Mary Student Council last week ratified the motion passed at December’s Union General Meeting for the Student Union (QMSU) to express its solidarity with the oppressed […]
The victory of Mahinda Rajapakse as the sixth executive president of Sri Lanka was announced today at the election commissioner’s office. At the election announcement, dubbed a ‘funeral ceremony’, none of the presidential candidates spoke […]
The arrest of Saradha Nathan, Jessica and Pamella in Merak by the Indonesian government has been widely condemned today. Ign Mahendra, chairperson of the international department of the Working People’s Association (PRP) in indonesia condemned […]
When the Sri Lankan government representative spoke during the European Parliament commission hearing on the GSP+ he accused Tamil Solidarity (TS) of calling for a boycott of the presidential elections. The Sri Lankan government is […]
Indonesia Human Rights Committee, Media Release: Tamil asylum seekers welcome The Indonesia Human Rights Committee applauds the Government’s humanitarian decision to accept some 13 of the Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers previously held on board […]
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