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இந்த சம்பவம் கடந்த 27 ஆம் திகதி இடம்பெற்றுள்ளதாக அறிவித்துள்ளது. January 29, 2024
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 29, 2024
Canadian Tamil Congress Condemns Attack on Office; Urges Community Unity Against Hate
It is with regret we inform our members, supporters and well-wishers that Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC) office was broken into and set on fire on early morning of January 27, 2024 by unidentified individuals.
This reprehensible act appears to be motivated by hate, posing a stark contrast to the very values that brought many of our community members to Canada—peace, security, and freedom from violence.
At CTC, we have always stood for inclusivity, diversity, and fostering a welcoming environment for all members of our community. It is deeply distressing to witness such a targeted act of hostility against our values and the principles we hold dear.
CTC is working with local law enforcement agencies, who are actively investigating the incident. We are committed to ensuring that the perpetrators are swiftly brought to justice.
CTC remains unwavering in its dedication to fostering a culture of tolerance, respect, and understanding, reflecting the principles that make Canada a haven for those fleeing violence and persecution. We will not let acts of hate deter us from our mission, and we will continue to work towards creating a safe and inclusive environment for all.
We appreciate the support of our community during this challenging time and ask for your understanding as we navigate the aftermath of this incident.
In the meantime, should our members and supporters need to contact us, please do so by email until we resume operations.
Email: info@canadiantamilcongress.ca
From Wikipedia
The Canadian Tamil Congress (CTC; French: Congrès Tamoul Canadien) is a Canadian non-profit organization that serves Tamil Canadians since October 2000 and has 11 chapters. The objectives of the Canadian Tamil Congress are: to promote the participation of Tamil Canadians in activities of local, regional, provincial and national importance; to uphold the Canadian values of human rights, multiculturalism, religious and cultural diversity, pluralism, and volunteerism; to champion for equal rights and in particular, gender equality; to support the cultural and political aspirations of Tamils. The organization also promotes the study and knowledge of Tamil language, culture and history within the Canadian context. The CTC also works on adjustment/settlement issues.
Featured image: CTC web
