புலம்பெயர் பொருளியல் வலை — சான்று மேசை
A citation-only map of the global Tamil economic web — diaspora chambers, remittance corridors, cross-community business links inside Sri Lanka, Western policy levers and the sanctions architecture that already exists. No individual is named. No "Tamil GDP" is published. Structure only.
A structural map. Public bodies, public corridors, public sanctions regimes. World Bank KNOMAD and Central Bank of Sri Lanka data anchor every number we cite.
An honest economic atlas of the diaspora and its host states — used to brief Western parliaments and sanctions offices, not to coerce any Tamil household.
APG Mutual Evaluation — citation-only template the desk uses when feeding structural observations into the FATF/APG process.
Inward worker remittance to Sri Lanka (recent reporting years).
CBSL does not publish district-level destination data. That gap is itself a finding.
Adayaalam, PEARL and ICG describe military-run businesses absorbing local economic base.
Numbers come from World Bank / Central Bank of Sri Lanka only. We do not aggregate "diaspora wealth" of our own.
Toronto-based, est. 1994. Largest formally-incorporated diaspora chamber.
Visit ↗UK-incorporated, parliamentary engagement track.
Visit ↗Sydney / Melbourne nodes.
Visit ↗Washington DC, policy-facing.
Visit ↗Gold-grade remittance statistics, country-level CSV.
Open ↗Monthly remittance data by source country (UK, Italy, Canada, France, Australia visible).
Open ↗Standing macro reference for foreign-exchange dependency on diaspora flows.
Open ↗Original analytical reference for diaspora→homeland flow.
Open ↗The N-E economy does not exist in isolation. Eastern Muslim trade, Up-country plantation labour and multi-faith civic networks are part of the same economic geometry. We cite them because the truth requires it.
Westminster all-party group; standing Sri Lanka policy lever.
Visit ↗Liaison with Canadian federal parties.
Visit ↗Brussels, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam.
Visit ↗Bipartisan engagement on SL accountability.
Visit ↗We do not call for sanctions on this site. We point to the regimes that exist. Whether they have been used is itself an evidentiary record.
UK Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation — consolidated list, publicly searchable.
Open ↗US Treasury SDN list — public, searchable.
Open ↗Magnitsky-style regime; covers individual culpability.
Open ↗Brussels-published, machine-readable.
Open ↗Stable citation IDs in the tlte-cite: namespace. Each link resolves to a permanent record at docs.tlte.cloud/cite/<slug> with title, publisher, archive URL, and reuse guidance.
tlte-cite:wb-knomad-remittancesPrimary remittance-corridor dataset. Used to size diaspora economic flows without speculative 'Tamil GDP' aggregation.
tlte-cite:cbsl-annual-reportSri Lankan state's own reporting on monthly worker remittances by source country. Pair with KNOMAD for the honesty-index pattern.
tlte-cite:imf-article-iv-lkaMacroeconomic baseline for evaluating the state's dependence on diaspora-driven remittance inflows.
tlte-cite:icg-diasporaStructural map of post-2009 diaspora political and economic networks across UK, Canada, Europe, and Australia.
tlte-cite:uk-ofsi-consolidatedPrimary UK sanctions instrument. Used to surface the existence of designations relevant to Sri Lanka; TLTE never adds names of its own.
tlte-cite:us-ofac-sdnAuthoritative US sanctions list. Mirror of OFSI for the diaspora-economy honesty-index pattern.
tlte-cite:uk-magnitsky-2020Statutory instrument enabling UK targeted human-rights sanctions. Cited as the *legal mechanism*, not as a list of names.
tlte-cite:apg-merAPG conducts FATF-style Mutual Evaluations of AML/CFT effectiveness for Asia-Pacific jurisdictions including Sri Lanka. Civic submissions are received into the assessment process. The Civilian Safety sub-page references the APG schedule as the highest-leverage international forum into which civic-grade structural concerns about the NE shadow economy can be submitted — without naming entities, accusing individuals, or substituting for law enforcement.
tlte-cite:fatf-apg-methodProcedural ground for what civic submissions to an APG Mutual Evaluation may contain. The Observatory uses this to scope what structural risk indicators may be submitted — and what may not (named allegations against individuals/entities).
tlte-cite:ecumene-cbsl-remittanceCountry-pair remittance flows. Cited as the available proxy for diaspora financial flows into the Eelam region — explicitly never disaggregated by ethnicity, because the data are not ethnic.
tlte-cite:ecumene-knomadBilateral remittance dataset. Cited as the multilateral source for country-pair corridors referenced from Ecumene node pages. No 'Tamil corridor' exists in any public dataset; KNOMAD country pairs are the honest available proxy.
tlte-cite:fatf-methodFATF methodology governs Asia/Pacific Group (APG) Mutual Evaluation Reviews of Sri Lanka and recipient/transit jurisdictions of diaspora flows. Recommendation 8 governs NPO sector risk-based supervision — the framework under which lawful Tamil diaspora welfare work now operates after the TRO designation history and broader post-9/11 CTF environment. The TLTE APG civic submission template is structured to the FATF Immediate Outcomes IO.1/3/6/7/11.
tlte-cite:hrw-funding-the-final-warDocuments coerced contributions from diaspora communities to LTTE structures. Establishes — in HRW's framing — that coerced donors are extortion victims, with implications for civil-tort and asset-recovery work.