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Genocide condemned on Tamil Remembrance Day

In Sydney, Barathan Vidhyapathy said more than 100,000 Tamils were killed and that those in charge of that massacre are now in government and have put the north-east of the country “under military occupation”. “This is why we protest today, mourning the dead and fighting like hell for the living.”  Kathirini, a Tamil refugee and survivor spoke about the day. “I was a child, and two relatives were sitting in my front garden. A shell blasted our yard and we lost a family member instantly, the other went straight to hospital. People were blown up in front of our eyes.” Bruce Haigh, a former diplomat, said the Australian government “didn’t want to report on the war against the Tamil people” and nor was it “interested in helping Tamil refugees, or any other refugees”, referring to Priya and Nades and their two daughters who are still locked up on Christmas Island.

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Myanmar protesters hit the military where it hurts: by shutting down the economy

Myanmar protesters hit the military where it hurts: by shutting down the economy
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Myanmar protesters answer military s bullets with an economic shutdown

Myanmar protesters answer military s bullets with an economic shutdown
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Myanmar youth defy lethal crackdown

YANGON: Two days after Myanmar marked its bloodiest day in weeks of protests, thousands of residents returned to the streets on Tuesday in a massive show of force against the military rule. At least 18 were killed and dozens injured in the anti-coup demonstrations on Sunday after police opened fire in different parts of Yangon, Myanmar’s biggest city, after attempts to disperse the crowds with stun grenades, tear gas and shots failed. Experts say the unrelenting protests are part of the public’s fight “to unblock their future.” “The youth are more resentful now as they feel their future has been blocked,” Aung Thu Nyeen, director of the Institute of Strategy and Policy – Myanmar, a Yangon-based think tank, told Arab News.

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