Tamil New Zealanders
Tamil New Zealanders are New Zealand citizens and residents of Tamil ethnicity or ancestry. An estimated number of 3000 Tamils currently reside in the country.[1] The 2013 New Zealand census found 732 people usually resident who identified as Sri Lankan Tamil, and 303 as Indian Tamil.[2]
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People
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Tamil Australians, French Tamils, British Tamils, Tamil Italians, Tamil Indonesians, Tamil Canadians, Tamil Americans, Tamil South Africans, Myanmar Tamils, Tamil Mauritians, Tamil Germans, Tamil Pakistanis, Tamil Seychellois, Tamil New Zealanders, Swiss Tamils, Dutch Tamils |
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Notable Tamil New Zealanders
- Mayu Pasupati, Jaffna-born New Zealand cricketer
- Brannavan Gnanalingam - Novelist and film critic
- Ahi Karunaharan - Actor, Writer, Director, Musician and Producer[3]
- Kumar Velambalam - President of the New Zealand Sri Lanka Foundation[4]
- Vanushi Walters - Human rights activist and lawyer
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References
- "History of the Tamil Diaspora". V. Sivasupramaniam. Retrieved 11 April 2015.
- "2013 Census totals by topic - Table 7". Statistics New Zealand. Archived from the original on 13 December 2013. Retrieved 12 April 2015.
- Dann, Jennifer (11 June 2019). "Jennifer Dann's 12 Questions with Ahi Karunaharan: 'We need to stop and listen'". New Zealand Herald.
- "New Zealand Sri Lanka Foundation contacts". New Zealand Sri Lanka Foundation. Retrieved 12 December 2011.
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