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TIC has issued a number of news releases, memos, appreciation of human rights, social and cultural activists and published a number of documents on human rights and humanitarian issues to help create awareness on the situation in Sri Lanka, all of which are available for download here free.

Appeal to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC), established in 1981, is a non-profit community organisation based in London, UK. The TIC works to address the challenges that face the Tamil speaking community in Sri Lanka to ensure that their rights are protected and promoted and their freedoms are recognised and respected. TIC’s mission is to empower people, particularly those suffering persecution and subjected to human rights abuses, by valuing the distinct identities and differences among them and improving the quality of life through access to knowledge.
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TIC pleads clemency for Murugan, Perarivalan and Santhan under sentence of death in India
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) urges the Indian authorities to show clemency for Murugan, Perarivalan and Santhan who are under sentence of death in the Rajiv Gandhi murder case. The TIC acknowledges that the assassination of former Prime Indian Minister Rajiv Gandhi was a grave crime, but strongly opposes the death penalty in all cases, without exception, regardless of the nature of the crime, the characteristics of the offender, or the method used by any state to end the life of the prisoner.
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TIC calls on the Sri Lanka government to create a single authoritative record of causalities of Armed Violence
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) welcomes the statement made by the Sri Lankan Minister of Defence, Gotabaya Rajapaksa on Thursday, 24 November 2011, at the Inaugural National Conference on “Reconciliation: The Way Forward for Post Conflict Sri Lanka”, recognizing the importance of recording civilian casualties of war in Sri Lanka. Defense Minister Rajapakse confirmed that a census is being carried out by the Department of Census and Statistics, in an effort to gather information on civilian deaths in the final battle in 2009.
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Sri Lanka: More Government Measures Necessary to Establish Democracy and Accountability
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) welcomes the 25 August announcement of President Mahinda Rajapaksa that the State of Emergency will not be extended when it comes up for renewal before the Sri Lankan Parliament in September 2011, resulting in the termination of all Emergency Regulations. The TIC, along with several civil and human rights agencies within and outside Sri Lanka, has been campaigning against this draconian national security legislation which was used to silence critics and dissenters.
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Veteran Tamil Journalist dies at 80
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
Veteran Tamil journalist Subramaniyam Sivanayagam, founder-editor of the popular, Jaffna based, English Weekly Saturday Review and the head of Tamil Information Centre (TIC) branch in Madras (1983-1987) passed away on Monday, 29 November, in Colombo after a long illness. He was 80. Born in Jaffna, Ceylon, in 1930 during British Colonial rule, had his secondary education at Kokuvil Hindu College and Jaffna College, in the north, devoted almost his whole life to journalism.
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Sri Lanka should break silence on Tamil youth in their captive
Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) has called on Sri Lankan government to break its silence over the details of 12,000 Tamil youths in its custody. A year on, the TIC has also called on the human rights community and, in particular, the Sri Lanka diaspora and groups, to focus their efforts to insist on the government of Sri Lanka to release the details of the detainees who have been held incommunicado detention. The government, continues to deny, refuse to confirm and actively conceals information about the fate or whereabouts of the detainees.
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Uploaded Date: 04/05/2013
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TIC Statement - Sri Lanka APRC Politics after 60 years of Independence-04-02-2008
Uploaded Date: 22/04/2013
The proposals of the All Party Representative Committee (APRC) submitted to President Mahinda Rajapakse in January 2008 have accentuated Tamil fears about the intentions of the Sri Lankan government in finding a solution to the conflict that has resulted in widespread human suffering. The APRC's actions appear to be in unison with the government's preference of a military solution rather than a negotiated political settlement.
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TIC Mourns the death of Rev.Fr. M X Karunaratnam
Uploaded Date: 22/04/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) is shocked and deeply distressed at the tragic death of Catholic priest Rev. Fr. M X Karunaratnam, the chair and founder member of the North East Secretariat on Human Rights (NESOHR). He was killed in a Claymore mine blast at Vanniviliankulam in Mullaitivu District on 20 April 2008 while travelling to attend the remembrance event of Tamil National Alliance's Jaffna parliamentarian Kiddinan Sivanesan who was also killed by a Claymore mine on 6 March 2008.
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The killing of civilians must stop on both sides of the border-28-04-08
Uploaded Date: 22/04/2013
The Tamil Information Centre (TIC) is deeply distressed over the deaths and injuries caused by a bomb in a passenger bus during rush hour in Piliyandala, a suburb of the Capital, Colombo on 25 April 2008. The bomb killed 26 civilians and wounded 62. In recent times, there have been a number of incidents in which civilians travelling in public buses have been targeted.
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