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Tibetan diaspora unites in massive Worldwide protests against China's 65-Year Occupation of Tibet

Dharamshala – Tibetans worldwide fervently protested the Chinese Communist Party's unlawful seizure of Tibet in 1959. Even after 65 years, Tibetans endure profound anguish stemming from the fracturing of familial bonds, spiritual dislocation from their leader and brethren, and the profound detachment from their homeland, Tibet. The Chinese regime subjects Tibetans to egregious inhumanity marked by discrimination, torture, arbitrary detention, extrajudicial killings, and the pervasive specter of imprisonment.

Support groups worldwide join Tibetans in marking the 65th anniversary of National Uprising Day of Tibet

The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) convened an event in Dharamshala to commemorate the 65th anniversary of National Uprising Day of Tibet, a historic occasion symbolising Tibetan people defiance against Chinese government encroachment. Tibetans globally observed this significant day, protesting the unlawful annexation of Tibet by the Communist totalitarian regime of China in 1959.

China must answer questions about the self-immolation of Tibetans: Deputy Speaker

Dharamshala – Tibet Museum organized an exhibition on Tuesday entitled "The Burning Question - Why do Tibetans turn to self-immolation?" The Deputy Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile opened the exhibition by stating, "China claims that Tibetans live happily in Tibet, but why do Tibetans self-immolate?

Tibetans expressed solidarity with critical plight of Tibetans in Dege County, Tibet

Dharamshala – Tibetans and Tibetan activists from four organisations in Dharamshala came together and expressed their solidarity with the ongoing critical situation in Dege County, Tibet, where Tibetan lay people and monks are facing forced displacement by the Chinese authorities, due to the construction of a mega-dam in their area. Even though they kneel and beg them to stop the order, the authorities increase the force and arrest the Tibetans.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama offers his warm wishes for the Tibetan New Year

Dharamshala – His Holiness the Dalai Lama extended his warmest wishes to Tibetans in Tibet and in exile, on the occasion of the traditional Tibetan New Year and said, "I would like to wish my fellow Tibetans, both inside Tibet and those in exile, a Happy New Year and Tashi Delek to all. Despite undergoing great difficulties in exile and living under a powerful Communist Chinese regime, the faith and aspiration of our people, the majority of whom are inside Tibet, have remained undiminished while I have been the leader."

CTA celebrated 75th Republic Day of India and expressed its gratitude to India

Dharamshala – Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) celebrated the 75th Republic Day of India, on January 26, 2024 in Gangkyi, Dharamshala, HP, India. Tharlam Dolma, officiating Sikyong, congratulated India on the celebration of the 75th Republic Day and also expressed gratitude to the government and people of India for hosting Tibetans in India.

Tibetans highlighted China's human rights violations in Tibet at China's UPR

Geneva — Tibetans and Uyghurs highlighted the serious human rights violations committed by the Chinese government, during the UN member states reviewing China's 4th Universal Period Review in Geneva on Tuesday. Over 20 countries raised China's serious human rights violations in Tibet. They called on China to respect human rights of Tibetans and abolish the Chinese boarding schools in Tibet.