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Over 300 young monks forced out of monastic school
The school at Taktsang Lhamo Kirti Monastery remains under risk of closure after mass explusion of student monks
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The Resolve Tibet Act: A historic development and an opportunity
Free Tibet’s Advocacy Officer Tenzin Kunga explains the significance of the act and what must now be done by the new UK government
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Occupying Tibet’s Rivers
New report highlights the risks to Tibet and Asia of rampant dam construction.
Hands off Tibetans’ DNA
Free Tibet calls on supporters to stop USA-based Thermo Fisher Scientific to stop selling genetic testing equipment to police in Tibet.
Two monks imprisoned for religious offerings
A second Tibetan Buddhist monk has been imprisoned for making a donation to the Dalai Lama and Kirti Rinpoche
Tibetan monk imprisoned for religious offerings
A Tibetan Buddhist monk has been sentenced to three years in prison for sending money for 'prayer for a deceased soul'
Tibetan monk and former prisoner dies from wounds
Geshe Tenzin Pelsang served six years in prison but never recovered from the torture he suffered
China ‘Bridge Man’ solidarity hits Westminster Bridge
Activists have hung a banner at Westminster Bridge identical to the one hung from a bridge in Beijing by the protester known as ‘Bridge Man’
Statement about attack on protesters at Chinese consulate in Manchester
Free Tibet and Tibetan Community in Britain respond to a vicious attack by Chinese officials during a protest outside the Chinese consulate in Manchester, England
October 2022
Our trip to Wimbledon this hits the headlines, protecting Tibet's children, and Taking down a surveillance state.
Tibetan missing a month after arrest for Lhasa lockdown posts
A Tibetan man who was arrested in August after posting on social media about the conditions facing those under Covid lockdown in the Tibetan capital Lhasa, is still missing more than a month later
Queen’s Funeral: China invited, why not the Dalai Lama?
China’s President Xi Jinping has been invited to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, whilst the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile have been ignored