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Families of Tamil political prisoners protested in Jaffna on Wednesday, urging the government to release them immediately.
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The protest was organised by Komakan, who was released from prison two days prior by court order, after being.
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Following the protest, Komathan visited the home of the Jaffna student who committed suicide in protest at the ongoing detention of political prisoners, Senthuran.
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