Sri Lankan police officer threatens Jaffna protesters during demonstration against occupation

The Officer-in-Charge (OIC) of the Palaly police station threatened to arrest Tamil protesters, who were demanding the release of their occupied lands, for erecting a temporary rain shelter on the fence of a military Commander's bungalow during a protest on Friday (May 15). 

Chola era copper plates to be repatriated from Netherlands to India

 

A set of historic Chola-era copper plates from the Netherlands will be repatriated to India, with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailing the return as “a joyous moment for every Indian”.

Sixth day of Tamil Genocide Remembrance Week observed in Mannar

 

Tamils in Mannar observed the sixth day of  Tamil Genocide Remembrance Week today by distributing Mullivaikkal Kanji to commemorate the massacre 

Tamils in North-East mark fifth day of Tamil Genocide Remembrance Week

Tamil genocide remembrance Tamils across the North-East held remembrance events and distributed Mullivaikkal Kanji on May 16, to mark the fifth day of Tamil Genocide Remembrance Week. 

This year marks 17 years since the genocide at Mullivaikkal where at least 169,796 Tamils are unaccounted for or presumed dead following Sri Lanka's military offensive in the final months of the armed conflict. 

Karuppu - Playing god

The devotional film genre had disappeared from mainstream Tamil cinema for a while until radio jockey turned actor turned director RJ Balaji brought it back with his 2020 directorial debut ‘Mookuthi Amman’. For his third film, RJ Balaji dives back into the genre, this time teaming up with actor Suriya for ‘Karuppu’, a devotional-courtroom-masala film centring the guardian deity Karuppuswamy. 

Mullivaikkal memorial unveiled in Sydney

A memorial dedicated to the victims of the Tamil genocide was officially unveiled on Saturday, 16 May, in Sydney, Australia, bringing public recognition to the mass atrocities committed against Tamils during the final stages of the armed conflict.

Tamil genocide has 'happened for decades and continues' says Australian Senator

Speaking in the Senate during Tamil Genocide Remembrance Week, Australian Senator David Shoebridge said the world remembers the “appalling crimes inflicted upon the Tamil people" by the Sri Lankan government during the final months of the armed conflict.

Australian MP calls for recognition of Tamil Genocide ahead of May 18

 

Australian MP Hugh McDermott has called for the recognition of the Tamil genocide and justice for the atrocities committed by the Sri Lankan military against Tamils. 

Sri Lankan police tear down Mullivaikkal remembrance banner and threaten youth in Jaffna

Sri Lankan police tore down a banner erected in remembrance of the Tamil genocide in Point Pedro, Jaffna earlier today.

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