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The fifth year anniversary of the Mullivaikal massacre was marked by Swiss Tamils as 'Tamils Genocide Day', at a remembrance event held in front of Parliament in the capital city Bern.
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After raising the Tamil Eelam flag, the event featured speeches and performances remembering the massacre, while attending crowds laid floral tributes to the victims.
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