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TAMILS MOURN THE PASSINGAWAY OF PARVATHI AMMA

Tamil Eelam and the Tamil speaking world

deeply mourn the passing away of Par-vathimmal, the beloved mother of Velupil-

lai Pirapaharan the unique leader of theTamils.

Canada chapter of the transnational gov-

ernment of Tamil Eelam joins the Tamilspeaking world in expressing its deep sor-

row and sympathy to the Pirapaharan fam-ily on the passing away of his mother who

bought him to this world and changed thehistory of the Eelam Tamils and the Tamils

spread out through put the world. If thelate lamented Thiruvagendam Velupillai

and Vallipuran Parvathi have thought thatwe are two and let us have two Pirapaha-

ran may not have been born as the fourthchild. The birth of the fourth child Pirapa-

haran have changed the history of theEelam Tamils. His revolution and his

steadpast commitment to an independentTamil Eelam is legendary. It is in this con-

text that the Tamils all over world are eter-nally grateful to Thiruvagendam Velupallai

and Vallipuran Parvathimmal to have givenbirth to this wonderful child.

I was privileged to meet Mr. Velupillai and

Parvathimmal in Thiruchi and Chennai dur-ing my long stay in Tamil Nadu. My con-

versation with them gave me a lastingimpression of their courage of conviction

and their moral stand in all issues. They

were proud of their son and gave a back-

ing for all what is stood for. They sufferedin silence for the Eelam cause.

Mr. Velupillai passed away in 2010 at the

age of 86 at the Panagoda military camps.He was kept in isolation and illegal cus-

tody by the Sri Lanka army. Though heand his wife were in the same prison, they

were kept incommunicado. Paravathimmalwas kept in darkness when her husband

passed away. The

information was given to her in a belatedmanner. The sufferings they underwent

cant be measured in words. After thepassing away of her husband she was

taken to Malaysia for

treatment. She suffered from acute dia-betes arthritis and blood pressure. She

was brought to Tamil Nadu with the neces-sary passport and visa. But Mr.Karunanithi

the chief minister of Tamil Nadu refusedentry to her in a most inhuman manner.

She was taken back to Malaysia and aftersome time later was brought back to Sri

Lanka at admitted to the Jaffna Hospitaland then to the Vellttinthurai regional Hos-

pital. In the present political climate pre-vailing none of her children could visit her.

In addition to her physical suffering the

mental agony aggravated and she passed

away on the 20th of February 2011 at theage of 80. The funeral will take on Tues-

day February 22nd, 2011. In spite of armyharassment flags are flown at half mast.

The people in Jaffna are queuing in thou-sands to pay their last homage to the

beloved mother of Pirapaharan.

It may be added that the house of Par-vathimmal where Pirapaharan was born

and raised was destroyed by the SriLankan army by last year. The monuments

at Theeruvil were destroyed by the SriLankan military a few months ago.

Though Thiruvagendam Velupillai and Val-

lipuran Parvathi have gone to the land ofno return, their supreme sacrifices are re-

membered by the Tamils and they are en-shrined in our hearts.

The moving tributes of Pala Nedumarnan,

Vaigo, Seeman, Thirumavalavan and theleaders of Tamil Nadu speak volumes of

their love and regards if the Pirapaharanfamily.

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Acting UN special envoy to Burma, Vijay

Nambiar, is facing calls from two Sri Lan

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tigation into the armys execution of surrendering Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009.

The charges were submitted to the Intern

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based Tamils Against Genocide ( TAG )

and the Swiss Council of Eelam Tamils

(SCET). They refer to Nambiars time as

the UNs Chief of Staff when he was sent

to Colombo to aid negotiations towards an

end to the countrys lengthy civil war.

Following instructions from Sri Lankan

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2009 Nambiar told surrendering Tamil Tig

ers that they would be safe to cross noma

ns land if they hoisted a white flag. Just

walk across to the troops, slowly! With a

white flag and comply with instructions carefully. The soldiers are nervous about sui-

cide bombers, said a text from foreign se

cretary Palitha Kohona, sent via the Red

Cross.

But in what has come to be known as the

white flag incident, all were gunned down

in what observers say would be tantamou

nt to a war crime.

Nambiars complicity or involvement in the

incident, which Rajapaksa later triumphed

in, is yet to be fully investigated. Sri Lankan opposition politician and then-chief of

the Sri Lankan Army, Sarath Fonseka, clai

med in an interview that there was a direct

order from then defence secretary Gotabh

aya Rajapaksa to shoot dead the entire le

adership of the Tamil Tigers.

Fonseka is now in jail following the claims

and his attempt to oppose Mahinda Rajap

aksa in the subsequent polls.

The submission by the two groups, TAG

and SCET, asks whether VIJAY NAMBI

AR was in fact an innocent neutral interme

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negotiation-related community.

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as well as questioning his subjective kno

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naked.

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community, by the United Nations.

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kan counterpart anti-insurgency advice.

Nambiar was in Burma shortly after the

elections in November last year to meet

with Aung San Suu Kyi and senior membe

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Nambiar facing calls for ICCinvestigation

TGTE from Pg 18...

TGTE was initially announced by KP

who has by now become associated with Sri Lankan government. This is a blo

w to the activities of TGTE. How doyou manage this situation?

The progress, support and recognition ofthe TGTE over the past one and a half yea

rs clearly show that TGTE is an independe

nt and grassroots based movement. Elec

ted representative are beholden and res

ponsible to those who elected them.

It is perceived by the Indian establishm

ent that TGTE is a front organization for

LTTE. What is your reaction?

The TGTE is a democratically elected bo

dy chosen by the Eelam Tamil diaspora at

large. The elections were held openly and

transparently. CountryWorking Groups we

re formed in all major centers where Tamil

s lived to raise awareness about the forma

tion and concept of the TGTE.

Later, independent Election Commissions

were established to conduct elections in

the various countries. An independent bod

y to adjudicate election disputes and comp

laints was also created. The Election Com

missions comprised Eelam Tamils as well

as non-Eelam Tamils who were themselve

s respected members of their communties.

For example, the head of the Electio Com

mision in the United States was former Att

orney General of the United States, Ram-

sey Clark.

A Constitutional Committee was also estab

lished to draft the Constitution. The Constit

ution was debated and ratified over the co

urse of three days at the United Nations Pl

aza Hotel in September last year. The decision making processes and procedures we

re set forth in the Constitution.

The cabinet meets every two weeks to ma

ke decisions pertaining to the execution of

TGTE policies. We have also established

an Ethics Commission to ensure the moral

standing of the elected body of representa

tives. We are now in the process of draftin

g a Code of Conduct for the members.

There is also a provision in the Constituti

on for the formation ofa Senate.According to the Constitution, the memb e

rship is not restricted to Eelam Tamils only.

We intend to nominate the members to the

Senate after the elections in some of the di

sputed electorates are completed. I also w

ould like to point out that an Advisory Committee comprising of professionals and aca

demics from among Tamils and non-Tamils

played a unique role in the formation of the

TGTE and this Committee has now been

enshrined in the Constitution. All these act

ions demonstrate that the TGTE is an inde

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Creation of South Sudan keeps

our hopes aliveAfter the defeat of LTTE in Sri Lanka, the

Tamil diaspora of that country has decided

to take their struggle forward through dem-

ocratic and diplomatic channels. They

have formed Transnational Government ofTamil Eelam(TGTE) after conducting elec-

tions in each country to select the repre-

sentatives. Viswanathan Rudrakumaran, a

US-based Lawyer has been elected as its

Prime minister. In an Exclusive email Inter-

view to TSI, Viswanathan discusses the fu-

ture plans of TGTE with N Asokan.

In the current world scenario, what is the

objective of TGTE?

The main objective of the Transnational

Government of Tamil Eelam is to continue

the struggle of Eelam Tamil nation to achi

eve the independent sovereign state of Tamil Eelam. The TGTE functions in the inte

rest of Tamil people in the homeland and

in the diaspora.

Looking back on the political history of the

Eelam Tamils in the island of Sri Lanka, we

believe only an independent state can gua

rantee the survival of the Tamils as a peop

le. The genocide committed by the Gover

nment of Sri Lanka culminating in the eve

nts in May 2009 also serve as proof that

only an independent state can guarantee

the very physical survival of the Eelam Ta

mils.

Even though the war is over, the structural

genocide continues. Recent killings andthe aggressive state sponsored colonizati

on in the North East demonstrates the co

ntinuation of the structural genocide. Eme

rging evidence of genocide, war crimes

and crimes against humanity such as the

Channel 4 video and theWikileaks cables

establishes the Government of Sri Lanka's

culpability for these acts.

We would also point out the recent indep

endence of subjugated nationalities in Kos

ovo and South Sudan. These give us confi

dence for achieving an independent Tamil

Eelam. We are also hopeful that given the

ever changing dynamics in the Indian Oce

an region, the International Community will

realize that an independent Tamil Eelam

will contribute to peace and stability in theregion.

It's almost two years after the Mulliva a

ykkal massacre and LTTE's defeat. How

does the diaspora look at it?

The Mulliyvaaykkal massacre has reinvig-

orated and strengthened the resolve of the

Eelam Tamil diaspora. This is especially

true of the second generation Eelam Tam

ils who were born and raised in liberal wes

tern democracies. They were shocked by

the 2009 events and are determined to

see justice for the Eelam Tamil nation. Th

ey have been spearheading action in ma

ny fronts over the past year and a half.

The fact that Mahindha Rajapaksa's Oxford Union speech was cancelled in the UK

and he was hiding from the public during a

recent visit to the US, is proof that the dias

pora is on the offensive. I believe that the

diaspora will not rest until the perpetrators

of genocide are brought to justice. The Dia

spora will not rest until the long arm of just

ice handcuffs the perpetrators and justice

is done to our brothers and sisters.

Do you look forward to any

negotiations with the Sri

Lanka Govt.?

We believe that an independent

state of Ta mil Eelam can be ach

ieved through a nego tiated settlement at a stage when the intern

ational community recognizes th

at an ind e pendent state for the

Eelam Tamils is the only viable

and stable solution for the nation

al conflict in the island. There is

precede nt for a negotiated inde

pendence in recent history.

I refer specifically to the negotiat

ed dissolution of Czechoslovaki

a into the Czech Republic and

Slovakia and the separation of

Singapore from the Malaysian Federation.

If there is a will there will be a way. Not on

ly has there been no will among Sinhala ru

lers to acknowledge the nationhood of Ta

mils but instead there have been continuous attempts to eliminate any expression of

Tamils own identity in the island of Sri Lan

ka.

Will it pose a challenge as the TGTE

has no base in Sri Lanka?

We recognize it as a challenge. However,

in the past exile governments were able to

achieve freedom for their people from outs

ide their countries. Lithuania, Latvia and

Estonia are examples of countries which

were able to win independence from outsi

de their homelands. They did not have a fo

othold in the country before independence.

However, they worked with the Internation

al Community and when the internationalpolitical climate changed, they were able

to take advantage and establish their inde-

pendence.

Furthermore, we have formed our govern-

ment as a transnational government, and

not as an exile government. The concept

of transnational offers us the opportunity to

see the whole Eelam Tamil nation living in

a single wide space with different locations

, in the Tamil homeland and in many sites

in the various parts of the world. In this se

nse, though TGTE physically does not ha

ve a base at this particular point in time,

we have the potential to influence the politi

cal dynamics in the homeland.

Moreover, in the era of globalization we believe we will be able to influence the cour

se of events inside the country. However,

we want to emphasize that our actions will

be based not only on the aspirations of the

Eelam Tamil Diaspora which is a part of

the Eelam Tamil nation but also on the asp

irations of the Eelam Tamils living in the isl

and of Sri Lanka.

What is the role model for the forma-

tion TGTE?

The TGTE is a novel concept. The concept

of transnational governance has been aro

und for some time. However, the kind of

Transnational Government that was much

talked about and articulated revolved arou

nd how nation-states can internationally formulate a model of governance in the era

of globalization. Nation-states are the ba si

c units of this model. What we proposed

and now attempting to build is something

different.

It calls for a new kind of civic mode of poli-

tics. It is an innovative model. While there

are centers for innovative governance in

some parts of the world, those i nstitutions

talk about the relationship between states

and international institutions. The transnati

onal government established by us is seen

clearly as a vehicle for a subjugated nation

al entity to articulate their political aspiratio

ns in the global governance system throu

gh the transnational political and social practice.

The present international system, includin

g the international institutions such as the

United Nations is clearly biased towards

the existing states. There is no room for

subjugated nations and people in these int

ernational systems. The existing armed co

nflicts in various parts of the world are a

testimony of the failure of the current in ter

n ational system. Perhaps the only way for

the subjugated national entities like Tamils,

Kurds, Palestinians and others is to create

a powerful civil movement of Transnational

Government that would lead us in the right

direction.

Moreover, our transnational government is

a grassroots-based collaborative effort where the representatives are elected directly

from the people. We also hope and believe

that this transnational model of govenance

will force reforms in the existing governme

ntal system. We believe that our Transnati

onal Government of Tamil Eelam will bring

positive changes in the international syste

m and, as hoped by many, will also help

address the aspirations of other subjgated

nationalities. I also would like to point out

that there are similarities with exile govern

ments in terms of strategies.

You have been invited to attend South

Sudan's celebration which is a good

recognition. How the world powers ha

ve responded for TGTE? How the recognition has come in general?

Recognition comes in two forms. One is ex

plicit recognition, the other in implicit recog

nition. We meet with foreign diplomats on

a regular basis. I consider this as an implic

it recognition of the TGTE.

Explicit recognition depends on various fac

tors. Primarily it depends on the changing

geopolitical dynamics in the region and the

world.

What are your expectations from India?

We, the Eelam Tamil nation, are fighting

for justice, our struggle is premised on the

international legal concepts of self preservation, self defense and self determination.

We have been brutally subjugated by the

chauvinist Sinhala politico-military estab lis

hment. The aggression of the Sinhala poli

tical military establishment resulting in the

act of genocide of Tamils, and the brutal

massacre in the final phase of war - make

us more determined to fight for justice.

The only way Eelam Tamil people can rec

eive justice and ensure that their lives are

safe against the genocide of the Sinhala

chauvinist state is through the formation of

an independent and sovereign TamilEelam

state. What we need from India is only the

recognition for the independent, sovereign

state of Tamil Eelam.

We are not so naive not to understand therealpolitik of the States in their decisionma

king, where interests of the states dominat

e making its moral position subservient.

But, here we make a distinction between

the people of India and the state of India.

We are also mindful that the domestic con-

stituency plays an important role in the for-

eign policy process of the states. We are

confident that the people of India and the

brotherhood in Tamil Nadu will join our stru

ggle for justice and push the Indian state

to support our position over time.

When will the Lankan Tamil refugees in

Tamil Nadu be involved in the TGTE?

We are working towards it. We hope thatEelam Tamil refugees in Tamil Nadu will be

able to get involved with the TGTE soon.

Tamil refugees irrespective of which coun-

try they are domiciled in are important sta

keholders in the transnational governme

nt effort. It has been internationally recogni

zed that refugees have fundamental rights

such as freedom of association and freedo

m of speech. Based on that, we are confid

ent that refugees in Tamil Nadu will becom

e part of the TGTE in due course.

Was there any particular task assigned

to you by the LTTE leadership before

the final defeat?

There was no particular task assigned to

me by the LTTE leadership.

With respect to war crimes committed

by Sri Lankan military, do you consider

that the UN and other international orga

nizations are able to act righteously?

How to press it forward?

The history of the UN and other internatio

nal organizations demonstrate that political

factors play an important role in their functi

ons and actions. Thus we are not very opti

mistic that we will get justice through the

international institutions or forums. Howev

er, given the emerging judicial globalizatio

n , specifically the concept of universal juri

sdiction being accepted in most civilized

countries, we believe we can bring the perpetrators of genocide, war crimes and crim

es against humanity to justice in domestic

forums.

How do the important Eelam Tamil sym-

pathisers in Tamil Nadu like Vaiko, Ned

umaran and KolathurMani look at

TGTE? Are you in touch with them?

What kind of support do they extend?

I have communicated with our traditional

allies about the formation of the TGTE and

its objectives. I sense a swelling support

for the TGTE from the Tamil Nadu people,

civil society and the intellectual community

out there. We also believe that the struggle

for Tamil Eelam is to be carried out not on

ly by the Eelam Tamils but also by the world Tamils at large. The Tamil Nadu people

will continue to play a key role in the strug-

gle. I am confident that the people of Tamil

Nadu will extend their support to the TGTE

much like they have for the last thirty yea r

s. I also take this opportunity to salute the

sacrifice of Muththukumar.

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