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Here, we have listed the letters, reports, requests and demands, given to UN since 1999

Here, we have listed the letters, reports, requests and demands, since 1999, from Tamil politicians, tamil leaders, tamil organizations, tamil federations, and human rights activists, academicians, journalists and politicians around the world submitted to UN and its agencies, on the need of interventions during tamil genocidal attacks, on the responsibility to protect, on the demand of justice for Eelam tamil nation.

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 96 of 11 December 1946, titled “The Crime of Genocide”, was a resolution of the United Nations General Assembly during its first session that affirmed that genocide was a crime under international law. Prior to this resolution, acts of genocide were legally considered to be subsumed within crimes against humanity.

The Responsibility to Protect (R2P or RtoP) is a global political commitment which was endorsed by all member states of the United Nations at the 2005 World Summit in order to address its four key concerns to prevent genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity.

We, Eelam tamil nation, throughout our long struggle for our justice and political solution, we always aimed for political, legal and peaceful process for the rights of our people, to protect our people against genocide/ethnic cleansing and we have continuously requested/demanded, reported to UN and its sub-organizations for the International interventions, hereby, we have listed all those.

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05 July 1999 – Arabic
05 July 1999 – Chinese
05 July 1999 – French
05 July 1999 – Russian
05 July 1999 – Spanish
05 July 1999
20 December 1999 -Chinese
21 December 1999 – Arabic21 December 1999 – French21 December 1999 -Russian
21 December 1999 -Spanish
21 December 1999. -Arabic
21 December 1999.Chinese
21 December 1999. -French
21 December 1999.Russian
21 December 1999.Spanish
21 December 1999.
21 December 1999
27 July 1999 – Spanish
27 July 1999

 

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