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Twenty-nine years on, the massacre of Black July 1983 is remembered by Tamils the world over.
On 23rd July 1983, an anti-Tamil pogram, that is believed to have claimed the lives of 3000 Tamils, displaced 100,000 Tamils and exiled hundreds of thousands more, began.
Canadian Tamil youth #Remember83 (24 Jul 2012)
British Tamils remember Black July (23 Jul 2012)
Black July and the efficacy of safe haven mechanisms (23 Jul 2012)
Reliving '83 (23 Jul 2012) - Black July 1983 through extracts from international newspapers published at the time, and news from today.
Tamils protest against Sri Lanka's participation in the Olympics (22 Jul 2012)
TYO-UK launches organ donor drive (05 Jul 2012)
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