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The massacre of Tamils in July 1983, commonly referred to as 'Black July' was remembered in London today.
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Holding flags and placards, British Tamils remembered those who were killed as part of the escalating genocide against Tamils by the Sri Lankan state, and called for justice for the crimes committed over several decades.
The event was organised by the Tamil Coordinating Committee.
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