Late Mr.R.Raveendralingam’s Anthiyeshdy

RLSSC

Minister’s Reply

Rajalingam.Raveendralingam's Funeral Arrangements

Thinakkural News - 13/01/08

RLSSC AT WALTHAMSTOW STADIUM

RLSSC DOG’S WON THE TROPHY FOR THE CLUB.

All Party Parliamentary Group for tamils requsted to check on Mano Ganesan!

T.Jeyaranjan Vice Chairman of the Labour party (Newbury Branch) had requested his Member of Parliament Rt Hon. Mike Gapes to join the All Party Parliamentary Group for tamils and contribute to raising awareness of and improving treatment for this devastating, debilitating condition in Srilanka.


Jeyaranjan had highlighted the Death threat Sri Lankan Tamil Member of Parliament Mano Ganesan is facing from the Sri Lankan Forces. The Tamil MP Mano Ganesan was nominated to the Freedom Defender runner-up award by US secretary of state Condeliza Rice on behalf of her government for the services he has done to the community as the Convener of Civil Monitoring Commission involved in monitoring involuntary Disappearances, Abductions, Extra Judicial Killings, Extortions and Arbitrary arrests and detentions in Sri Lanka.

Most of the Disappearances, Abductions, Extra Judicial Killings, Extortions and Arbitrary arrests and detentions in Sri Lanka are done by the Sri Lankan Military or by the Paramilitary organisations working with the the Military. Hence Mano Ganesan had been an embarasement to the Sri Lankan government. The Opposition leader Mr Wickramasinghe had accused one of the brother of the Sri Lankan President of being the ring leader of these abductions and Killing of Tamils in Sri Lanka.

http://www.uktamilnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1836&Itemid=1

Tamil MP's Life in danger by Sri Lankan Government!

http://www.uktamilnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1829&Itemid=1

Mano Ganasan is the next on Sri Lankan Governments HIT LIST?

Mamanithar Kumar Poonambalam's 8th Memorial Meeting.

Executive Committee of the Redbridge Lankians Sports & Social Club 2008.

Notice of the RLSSC AGM

Sunday, December 16, 2007 at 5P.M in Blake Hall Club, Wanstead.

Please join the Executive Committee for light refreshments, which will be available commencing at 4.45P.M.

AGENDA

1. Welcome Address – Secretary
2. President’s Remarks
3. Manager’s Remarks
4. Captain’s Remarks
5. Approval of the Minutes of the AGM Held on Dec 2006
6. Appointments of Captains yr 2008
7. Questions Related to Club Silver Celebrations – appointments of organising committee
8. Fund Raising at Walthamstow dog stadium – 15/01/08
9. Any Other Business
10. Motion of Adjournment

Please dress with smart suits to take group photo to publish in silver souvenir. Photo cost £2.00 each.

Sorry for the short notice.

Wish you & your families for Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

Thanks

Ranjan

Secretary RLSSC

PM Reply to CDSTAS

Title : Home Office Minister replies to Committee to defend Srilankan Tamil Asylum Seekers.

Ilford Recorder 09/08/07 – Streets come alive with colour

Ilford Temple Chariots Pictures

SELVAGANAPATHYTEMPLE

Ilford Temple Chariots Pictures

My Public Shoebox

'COMMITTEE TO DEFEND SRI LANKAN TAMIL ASYLUM SEEKERS' WRITES TO Rt Hon Gordon Brown M.P :- uktamilnews.com

The Foreign Secretary is quite aware of the dire human rights situation in Sri Lanka. This has been a subject of concern for UN officials and highly placed sources in several governments including the US. As such, I do not wish to burden you with details of the poor Human Rights situation in Sri Lanka. I would only point to the latest bizarre abduction and murder last week of a Tamil communication engineer Vigneswara (27 years) whose body was found dumped in a plantation almost 50 km away from Colombo where he was abducted.

It is very disturbing to note that failed Tamil asylum seekers are being removed to Colombo where they are at risk of courting arrest/detention and ill treatment. The fact that some returnees have lost their lives soon after return speaks volumes about the risk such Tamil returnees face in Sri Lanka. It is, therefore, no surprise that scores of immigration detainees facing removal have lost all hope of a genuine assessment by the Home Office of the scandalous human rights situation in Sri Lanka. They have found it fit to lose their lives in the United Kingdom rather than face gory deaths in Sri Lanka, like Vigneswara.

I am of the firm belief that the Home Office Border & Immigration Agency is downplaying the human rights situation of Tamils in Sri Lanka for the sole purpose of statistics concerning immigration removals. Forced removal of Tamils to Colombo, the hunger strike aside, by the B & I A runs counter to the hallowed principles to which the United Kingdom has given precedence over decades.

In the circumstances, I ask you to urgently intercede with the Secretary of State to defer forced removals at least until there is a semblance of reform in Sri Lanka in the field of human rights concerning Tamils.

Letter to PM from CDSTAS

Chariot Procession

Good Performers in Yoga – Saiva Munnetra Sangam

Nimal Jeyaranjan

Vimal Jeyaranjan

Kogulan Anantharanjan

Press Release