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Tamil families of the disappeared in Vavuniya marked a milestone 1,200 days of protest today, as they continue their demands for information regarding their forcibly disappeared loved ones.
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The families, made mostly of Tamil women, have staged demonstrations across the roadsides of the North-East for years. They have yet to receive any information for the forcible disappearances of their families members, nor have those responsible been held accountable.
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Relatives donned masks and adhered to social distancing guidelines, as well as holding a banner criticising senior leaders of the Tamil National Alliance (TNA).
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