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The Diaspora brats never knew what it was like to be living in the jungles, eating whatever came their way, without food and water for hours, without rest and sleep for days, wearing smelly uniforms and even being subject to sexual exploitation by their seniors – where were the Tamil human rights and female activists for these Tamil children?Īll these Tamil activists qualifying abroad and giving fancy speeches today did NOTHING to free a single child from the LTTE, did nothing to stop LTTE recruiting Tamil children.They only wrote books and reports on Tamil child soldiers and won for themselves accolades and awards. Did the LTTE diaspora and their families giving luxuries to their children even think a second about other Tamil children living in the harsh environs of the Vanni jungles. Tamil children as young as 7 being forced to hold a gun instead of a pen, Tamil girls given a thread with a cyanide capsule instead of a gold chain, Tamil teenage girls who suffered monthly period pains in silence wearing LTTE uniforms that could not be washed for months? Tamil children who had no proper bath, who never smelt the scent of perfume or colognes or enjoyed a bath with soap and shampoo. Have they spent a cent of their personal money on a Poor Tamil child?ĭid any of these LTTE diaspora ‘sacrifice’ their children as a child soldier or combatant or did they send them to medical school, engineering college and made sure they lived in luxury!ĭid these LTTE diaspora care what trauma the Tamil child soldiers were suffering? Therefore, the Tamils in Sri Lanka must now tell these LTTE Diaspora in plain English ‘you want Eelam, you come and fight for it yourselves’. They want to live in foreign countries, enjoy the best of life from the LTTE kitty and to do that some more poor children must take up arms again. Why should these foreign living brats remain in foreign lands to enjoy cozy lifestyles but ask poor Tamil children to take up arms once again. We like to given them a simple message, you ain’t gonna create Eelam living in these countries, so come on down to Sri Lanka and go into Vanni jungles. 'The UK will engage with all members of the Sri Lankan community who share this goal whether overseas or in Sri Lanka.Of late, there are video clips emerging of winter-clothes clad teen brats with heavy accents ranting on about Eelam from US, UK, Canada, France & other EU nations. She admitted to being a member of the Tamil Tigers, who are banned in the EU as a terrorist organisation.īut the new Global Tamil Forum says it is a non-violent organisation which wants to campaign for self-determination for Sri Lanka's ethnic Tamils.Ī Foreign Office spokesman said: 'The UK firmly believes that the only way to achieve lasting and equitable peace in Sri Lanka is through genuine national reconciliation. In the end, the mother managed to escape by bribing her way out of the camp. Lochana said she was forced into a camp with her two daughters and contemplated suicide because conditions were so bad. The forum wants international recognition for Tamils who she said have been 'broken' by the way they were crushed by government forces at the end of the civil war. Sky News is witholding her real name for fear of reprisals against her family in Sri Lanka - said she hoped there would be international recognition for the new Global Tamil Forum. The Tamils claim tens of thousands were killed by government forces, although nobody can independently verify exactly how many people died and the government disputes this figure.īut tens of thousands were driven into makeshift camps or fled from the country, including a woman Sky News spoke to who escaped to Britain with her two daughters. The conflict penetrated the heart of the country with the Tamil Tigers carrying out devastating suicide bombings in the 1990s.īut, in May last year, government forces seized the last areas controlled by Tamil Tiger rebels. They were seeking to protect themselves from discrimination at the hands of the ethnic Sinhalese majority. Sri Lankan activists are meeting senior British politicians in London at the start of a new campaign for an ethnic group crushed in the country's bitter civil war.įoreign Secretary David Miliband and his shadow counterpart William Hague are among the MPs in what is a cross-party sign of support for Tamil attempts for recognition following the bloody end to the conflict last year.įor decades, the Tamil Tigers fought a separatist war in Sri Lanka in the hope of creating an independent homeland for Tamils.

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