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2013 in photographs

31 December 2013

Wishing our readers a very happy new year for 2014, here is our look back at 2013 through some of the year's most memorable images. 

Pongalo Pongal! (Jan 2013)

 

'No Fire Zone - The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka' (24 Jan 2013)
Strong response to 'The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka' at UNHRC (01 Mar 2013)
'No Fire Zone: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka' screened in the UK
 (24 Apr 2013)
 
 
Photograph Independent
Proof of Prabhakaran son's execution (18 Feb 2013)
Editorial - Why Balachandran had to die (01 Mar 2013)
 
 
GTF conference reaffirms calls for investigation (28 Feb 2013)
 
 
 
 Tamil Nadu protests call for international investigation in Sri Lanka (Mar 2013)
 
 
 
Tamil Nadu Assembly adopts resolution seeking Eelam referendum (27 Mar 2013)
 
 
 
 Sri Lanka faces another resolution at UNHRC (26 Mar 2013)
 Editorial - Beyond Geneva (27 Mar 2013)
 
 
Tamils protest as land grabs continue unabated (24 Apr 2013)
 
 
 
 Photograph Uthayan
 Land grab protesters met with SL riot police in Tellipalai (29 April 2013)
 Editorial - Grounding the struggle (02 May 2013)
 
 
 
 British Tamils remember Mullaivaikkal (18 May 2013)
The nation remembers four years on (19 May 2013)
 Editorial - Seeking security (18 May 2013)
 
 
 
 TNPF: 13A is not a starting point, interim or final solution (13 Jun 2013)
 Editorial - Facing the inconsequential (15 Jun 2013)
 
 
 
 Sri Lankan cricket fans attack Tamil #BoycottLKA activists in London (17 Jun 2013)
 Editorial - Defining response (01 Jul 2013)
 
 
 
 Tamil Eelam team departs from 'unforgettable' tournament (09 Jul 2013)
 Tamil Eelam celebrate 3rd place finish after stunning 5-0 victory (07 Jul 2013)
 
 
 
 30 years on from Black July 1983 (23 Jul 2013)
 Editorial - Thirty years backwards (26 Jul 2013)
 
 
Despite end of conflict, SL heading in an 'increasingly authoritarian direction' - Navi Pillay (31 Aug 2013)
Tamils implore visiting UN Human Rights chief to find their disappeared loved ones (28 Aug 2013)
 
 
 
TNA sets out to win the support of the masses (18 Sept 2013)
 
 
Life in the North-East: An Interview with Ananthy Sasitharan (19 Sep 2013)
 Full coverage: SL army attack Ananthy Sasitharan's home (20 Sep 2013)
 
 
Photograph Tamer Yazar
Tamil defiance wins - TNA picks up a resounding majority in the Northern Provincial Council - (22 Sep 2013)
Editorial - Vote for liberation (22 Sep 2013)
 
 
And so, the NPC begins…  (11 Oct 2013)
 
 
 
 New video evidence of Isaipriya alive in military custody (31 Oct 2013)
 
 
 
British Tamils disappointed at Cameron’s commitment to CHOGM, continue call for boycott (07 Nov 2013)
 Why I am attending CHOGM – David Cameron (07 Nov 2013)
Editorial - Engagement legitimises repression (08 Nov 2013)
 
 
 
 Channel 4 News team mobbed by Sinhala protesters during CHOGM (11 Nov 2013) See here and here
 
 
 
Mauritius PM becomes 3rd leader to pull out of Commonwealth summit (12 Nov 2013) 
 
 
SL police stop Tamil demonstrators from voicing issues to Cameron (15 Nov 2013)
 
 
 
 British Premier's historic Jaffna visit raises Tamil hopes (15 Nov 2013)
 
 
 
Britain sets March deadline for war crimes probe, Sri Lanka defiant (16 Nov 2013) 
 Editorial - Cameron's coup (18 Nov 2013)
 
 
 
Breaking The Silence Journal: St George's (04 Dec 2013)
Breaking The Silence Journal: City University  (02 Dec 2013)
Breaking The Silence Journal: SOAS  (26 Nov 2013)
Breaking The Silence Journal: UCL (20 Nov 2013)
Breaking The Silence Journal: London School of Economics (17 Nov 2013)
 
 
The Eelam Tamil nation remembers (27 Nov 2013)
 Escalating repression of Maaveerar remembrance met with Tamil defiance (26 Nov 2013)
Editorial - Remembrance and resistance (27 Nov 2013)
 
 
 
Permanent People's Tribunal finds Sri Lanka guilty of genocide (10 Dec 2013)
 

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