Tamils across London prepared to mark Maaveerar Naal on November 27th, with a series of events across the capital this week.
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Shops in districts across London displayed Tamil Eelam flags outside their stores as they prepared to join Tamils around in world in remembrance this week.
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Members of the Transnational Government of Tamil Eelam (TGTE) also donated blood in remembrance of fallen fighters.
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They join Tamils across the globe in commemorative events as part of Maaveerar Naal.
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