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After Sri Lanka’s Terrorism Investigation Department harassed the family of the Tamil National People’s Front’s spokesperson, he posted a public message on social media stating it was “unacceptable” and vowed to continue with his political activism.
“It is in no way acceptable for to go to my home when I am not in the country and threatened and interrogate my family,” posted Kanagaratnam Sugash.
Sugash is currently in Switzerland, attending a conference with representatives from across the world. Posting a photograph of himself at the conference, he went on to add he would be back in Sri Lanka soon and would continue with his activism.
See his full post in Tamil below.
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