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Tamils in the UK protested opposite the Prime Minister's residence at Number 10 on Wednesday afternoon, as David Cameron prepared to depart for CHOGM.
The protest took place as Tamils in Valikaamam North protested against on-going land grabs and Tamils protested in Vavuniya against the disappearances of their loves ones, after being blocked from traveling to Colombo by the Sri Lankan police.
Tweeting from the protest in Valikaamam North, Gajendrakumar Ponnambalam of the TNPF, said that nails were being thrown under vehicles suspected of carrying Tamils to the protest.
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| Photograph @GGPonnambalam |
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