Students once again lit lamps at the University of Jaffna this morning, in remembrance of the tens of thousands of victims of the Mullivaikkal massacres.
In the last week, students have faced constant intimidation from Sri Lankan police for lighting lamps and holding vigils to mark Tamil Genocide week.
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