On Wednesday, May 18th, Tamils across the world marked the 7th year anniversary of the end of the armed conflict, which saw tens of thousands of Tamils massacred as Sri Lankan state forces drew in.
Find full coverage of May 18th remembrance events here: Tamils mourn 7 years after 2009
UK - British MPs reiterate need for credible justice at Mullivaikal genocide remembrance event (19 May 2009)
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