Maaveerar Naal 2023 marked worldwide

Tamils across the world marked Maaveerar Naal on Monday, paying tribute to the men and women who laid down their lives for the liberation of Tamil Eelam.

Whilst a crackdown was underway in the North-East, around the world - from Australia, to Europe to North America - several large scale commemorations were held.

See a round up of events that took place around the world below.

For events that took place in Tamil Eelam, see here.

 

Australia

Read more: In Pictures - Tamils commemorate Maaveerar Naal across Australia

 

Toronto, Canada

Read more: Tamils in Canada mark Maaveerar Naal

 

London, UK

Read more: British Tamils commemorate Maaveerar Naal

 

Oxford, UK

Read more: In Pictures - Tamils in Oxford mark Maaveerar Naal

 

Switzerland

Read more: In Pictures - Swiss Tamils unite to remember their Maaveerar

 

Scotland

Read more: Tamils in Scotland mark Maaveerar Naal

 

New Zealand

Read more: Tamils in New Zealand gather to mark Maaveerar Naal

 

Denmark

Read more: Tamils in Denmark unite to commemorate Maaveerar Naal

 

Norway

Read more: In Pictures - Maaveerar Naal commemorated in Norway

 

France

Read more: Tamils across France commemorate Maaveerar Naal

 

Italy

Read more: Tamils gather in Italy to commemorate Maaveerar Naal

 

Finland

Read more: Tamils unite in Finland to mark Maaveerar Naal

 

Belgium

Read more: Tamils in Belgium commemorate Maaveerar Naal

 

Indonesia

Read more: Maaveerar Naal commemorated in Indonesia

 

Tamil Nadu, India

Read more: Maaveerar Naal commemorated in Tamil Nadu

 

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