The Tamil Youth Organizations joins Amnesty International in  condemning the acts of the Sri Lanka Government in killing 50 Internally Displaced Civilians in Batticaola, Eastern Sri Lanka. On  November 8, 2006 Sri Lanka army fired Multi-Barrel Rockets and artillery shells, hitting a school where five thousand civilians had sought refuge. The Internally Displaced Civilians fled their homes over the past three weeks in order to escape from war zones.

TYO York will be holding a Movie & Dinner Nite on Sunday October 29th at Milliken Mills Community Centre on Sunday October 29th from 7-10 PM. Dinner will be provided in addition to numerous live performances and prizes.

The Tamil Youth Organization held a Youth Forum in partnership with various Universities on the 7th of October, 2006.  The goal of the forum was to  encourage and empower the Tamil Youth to take on an active role in their student organizations and communities, regardless of any outright discrimination and false media portrayal.  The forum introduced them to resources  available to them in their community.

The Tamil Youth Organization is outraged and condemns the act of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, who is supposedly responsible for immobilizing TRO accounts. As of Monday, August 29th, 2006, the Tamil Rehabilitation Organization (TRO) has unofficially been informed through various banks in Sri Lanka, who claim to be instructed by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, to "freeze" all the TRO accounts. However, TRO is still awaiting to receive official notification and credible information from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka as to WHY the accounts have been frozen.

S.A.C. and T.Y.O. event raises awareness about Human Rights abuse in Sri Lanka Toronto, Ontario, August 29th, 2006: The University of Toronto’s Students’ Administrative Council (S.A.C.)  nconjunction with the Tamil Youth Organization (T.Y.O.) organized Silenced Voices: Awakening to Human Rights Abuses in Sri Lanka and Beyond to raise awareness to the atrocious government endorsed abuse and negation of human rights that continues to take place in Sri Lanka.

Tamils around the world remember the victims of the brutal air attack by Sri Lankan Government Forces that killed 61 Young girls and wounded more than hundred in Northern Sri Lanka.  Please print the badge and pin to your dress as you show your solidarity with the rest of the Tamils around the world.

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TAMIL YOUTH ORGANIZATION OF CANADA OUTRAGED BY THE BOMBING OF CHILDREN'S HOME BY SRI LANKAN GOVERNMENT FORCES KILLING 63 SCHOOL GIRLS - Members of the Tamil Youth Organization remember the children from this home and their recent trips as volunteers to this orphanage that was destroyed.