Dharamshala — After Tibetan independent activists self-immolated in front of the United Nations headquarters in New York. Tibetans, supporters of the Tibetan cause, and human rights advocates expressed their deep sorrow and called for freedom and justice for Tibet. A mass protest by Tibetans took place in front of the United Nations headquarters in New York—the site where Tibetan patriot Lobga Rangzen had set himself on fire to protest the Chinese government's repression of the Tibetan people, language, religion, and culture, to demand independence for Tibet, June 2,2026.

Leh — 91st birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama celebrated at the Shewatsel Teaching Ground in Leh, Ladakh, India on July 6, 2026. Which is organised by the Ladakh Buddhist Association, the All Ladakh Gonpa Association and the Central Tibetan Administration. Thousands of people from all over the world—believers of various faiths, people of diverse ethnic backgrounds, and many others joyfully celebrated his 91st birthday.

New York — Tibetan independence activist Lobga Rangzen self-immolated in front of UN building in New York, on July 2,2026. He protested against the Chinese government’s repressive policies in Tibet including China’s new “Ethnic Unity Law” and called for Independence for Tibet, as we as preservation of Tibetan culture and language, unity among Tibetans.

Dharamshala — Tibetans and Tibet supporters from North America to Europe, from Asia to Australia have organised large-scale protests outside Chinese consulates in their respective countries and in the streets to protest the enforcement of the “Ethnic Unity Law” by China, on July 1, 2026. They condemned the new Chinese law, protested against it, and demanded its immediate repeal. UN human rights bodies, the European Parliament, the Czech Republic, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and the United States have expressed serious concerns regarding the “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress” and called on the PRC to repeal this law.

Dehradun — Tibetan Youth Congress held a strong protest against the implementation of the so-called People's Republic of China's "Ethnic Unity and Progress Law," on Wednesday. They said,"The implementation of this law marks a dangerous turning point in China's policies toward Tibet. If left unchallenged, it threatens the inter generational transmission of Tibetan language, religion, and culture, and risks the irreversible destruction of the Tibetan nation's unique identity and heritage."

Dharamshala — Tibetan activists, Tibetans and Tibet supporters around the world strongly protested against the enforcement of China's new “Ethnic Unity Law'', on July 1,2026. Tibetan NGOs in Dharamshala also staged protest against the Chinese government’s new “ethical Unity Law”. They said, “We condemn the July Ist enforcement of “Ethic Unity Law”, reject the law and demand its immediate repeal, citing the warnings of UN human rights experts who state it violates international treaties China has signed."