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News · 01 June, 2026

WORSE THAN HELL : A TIBETAN ACTIVIST TAKES HIS MESSAGE ACROSS FRANCE AND THE WORLD MUST LISTEN

Tibet Rights Collective | May 2026 Advocacy | Human Rights | Tibet Under Occupation When Sonam Dhundup set off from Grenoble on April 1st, 2026, he carried no weapon, no megaphone,…

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News · 23 Jul, 2025

Human Rights Groups Urge EU to Take Stronger Stand on China’s Abuses

Ahead of the upcoming EU-China summit, 17 human rights organizations have come together to make a powerful appeal: it’s time for the European Union to clearly condemn the Chi…

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News · 23 May, 2025

A Day of Betrayal - How the Seventeen Point Agreement Betrayed Tibet

On 23rd May 1951, a document was signed under duress in Beijing — the infamous Seventeen Point Agreement for the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet. The Chinese government has sinc…

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News · 10 Jan

International Campaign for Tibet Urges Belgian PM De Croo to Raise Tibet Issue During China Visit

The International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) has strongly urged Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo to raise concerns about Tibet during his impending visit to China. Scheduled …

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News · 27 Sep

EU Raises Dire Situation in Tibet and Xinjiang at UN Human Rights Council Session

During the 54th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the European Union (EU) took a strong stance by addressing the "dire situation" in Tibet and Xinjiang,…

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News · 22 May

Tibet Finds Mention in G7 Summit Leaders’ Communique

The G7 summit held in Hiroshima, Japan this year concluded with a joint statement condemning China's interference activities and expressing deep concerns about alleged human ri…

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News · 27 Dec

Tibetan Parliamentary Delegation’s Tibet Advocacy Campaign underway in Delhi

Source: Tibet.net Delhi: With the Indian Parliament's winter session underway, a delegation of the standing committee led by Parliamentarians Serta Tsultrim, Khenpo Kada Ngedup…

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News · 17 Nov 2022

China Commission urges Biden administration and US Congress to work toward resolving China-Tibet conflict

Source: China Commission Congressional-Executive Commission on China in its most recent annual report has urged both the Biden administration and the US Congress to push for a solu…

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News · 15 Nov 2022

Tibet Crisis Conference held in the Czech Republic Senate

On 14th Nov 2022, a Tibetan parliamentary delegation consisting of Parliamentarians Youdon Aukatsang, Tenpa Yarphel, and Wangdue Dorjee who are currently in Europe for an official …

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News · 02 Nov 2022

German Chancellor’s visit to Beijing amidst human rights concerns will devalue human rights: Activists

Source: Hong Kong Watch In the joint-letter human rights organisations & Hong Kong, Uyghur, Tibetan, Chinese, & Taiwanese civil society groups across Europe, UK, Canada, &a…

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News · 30 Sep 2022

China-puppet countries must stop pandering to the dictators and blindly supporting the brutal regime in China: GATPM

Source: GATPM London: The Global Alliance for Tibet and Persecuted Minorities, a UK-based rights group condemned Pakistan and China-puppet countries for supporting China over human…

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News · 29 Sep 2022

UN member States expressed concern over severe repression by China in Tibet

Source: UNHRC Geneva: The EU is deeply concerned about human rights situation in Tibet that continues to deteriorate. UN Member States raised concern over China’s systematic …

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News · 23 Sep 2022

Sikyong talks on Significance of Tibet at Universities in Japan

Source: Tibet.net Tokyo: Sikyong Penpa Tsering spoke on the significance of Tibet’s position in the international community to students and faculty of the prestigious Reitaku…

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News · 17 Sep 2022

CCP runs 54 police centers outside of China: Safeguard Defenders

The Chinese Communist Party runs 54 police centers outside of China, 36 in Europe alone, reported the freebeacon.com Sep 15, citing the telegraph.co.uk and the rights group Safegua…

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News · 9 July 2022

Lhasa police offer rewards for reporting dissenting views, Tibetan activism: ICT

Lhasa: The Lhasa Municipality Public Security Bureau has offered rewards for Tibetans reporting on crimes against "state security" to "build an iron wall of stabilit…

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News · 28 June 2022

Tibet finds mention in G7 Communique

Schloss Elmau: The Leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) have expressed concern at the human rights situation in China as it concluded its summit here today. "We are gravely conc…

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News · 25 June 2022

The Washington Declaration adopted at 8th WPCT

Washington DC : The eighth World Parliamentarians' Convention on Tibet organised by the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile (TPiE) was held in Washington DC, with over 100 participants…

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News · 24 June 2022

'Tibet was historically not a part of China' : Dr. Michael van Walt van Praag

Washington DC : In a WrittenTestimony for Congressional-Executive Commission on China hearing ‘Tibet: Barriers to Settling an Unresolved Conflict”, on June 23, 2022, em…

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News · 17 June 2022

CECC to hold hearing on barriers to the resumption of China-Tibet dialogue

Washington DC : Congressional-Executive Commission on China wlll hold a hearing will hold a hearing on ongoing barriers to the resumption of China -Tibet dialogue on June 23,2022. …

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News · 15 June 2022

UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss calls out China’s human rights violations in Tibet

London: United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has called out China’s human rights violations in Tibet and Xinjiang and extended her support to the joint statement by 47 …

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News · 14 June 2022

UNHRC 50: 47 Countries express concern about human rights situation in Tibet in Joint Statement

Geneva: On behalf of 47 countries, the Kingdom of the Netherlands delivered a statement at the UN Human Rights Council, expressing grave concerns about the human rights situation i…

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News · 2 June 2022

The Xinjiang Police Files: New insights into the internment of Xinjiang’s Uyghurs

A new trove of hacked Chinese government files have revealed excruciating accounts of mass detention and torture of more than one million Uighurs and other mostly Muslim minorities…

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News · 12-May-22

In Ireland, Representative Sonam Frasi meets Senator Malcolm Byrne and other lawmakers.

On May 10, Representative Sonam Frasi met with Senator Malcolm Byrne of the Seanad, the Irish Parliament's Upper House, and other lawmakers in Dublin. Senator Malcolm Byrne, th…

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News · 04-May-22

China's Repressive Policies in Tibet Aim to Sinicize Culture & Linguistic Heritage: Report

Lhasa: The year 2021 has witnessed a further deterioration of the humanitarian situation in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) with a targeted crackdown and severely limited freedom of …

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Report · 24 May 2023

Fighting for the Truth: Gonpo Kyi’s Relentless Fight for Dorje Tashi

Tibet, which was unlawfully occupied by China, is the least-free country on earth . According to a report released by freedom watchdog Freedom House, Tibet has a global freedom sco…

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Report · 31 December 2022

Favourite Tibet Reads of 2022

2022 is almost over. As the year draws to a close, we asked researchers, activists and journalists to name their favourite Tibet reads of 2022 that left an impression on them. Here…

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Report · 10 March, 2022

Education in Tibet: An Indoctrination Tool of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

Introduction In the month of July 2021, without giving any official reason, the Chinese authorities in Golog, eastern Tibet, ordered [1] to shut down a private Tibetan school, Seng…

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