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Hundreds displaced citing landslide hazards
Tibetan villagers are caught in between choices that deprive them of sustainable livelihoods
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Tibetan urges government to restore river ecosystem
Video message from a Tibetan petitioner exposes illegal sand mining and absence of consultation with local Tibetans in China’s petition system.
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Former political prisoner passes away in Tibet
Thupten Yeshi spent a quarter of his life in prison after his arrest in 1992
Nearly two-thirds of UK councils use CCTV linked to Tibetan oppression
Research conducted by Free Tibet has found that at least 275 UK councils, in every part of the nation, are using CCTV cameras manufactured by Hikvision, a Chinese state-owned company
More London boroughs using CCTV linked to genocide
Research conducted by Free Tibet has found that at least 18 of the 32 London borough councils are using CCTV cameras manufactured by Hikvision, a Chinese state-owned company linked to human rights abuses
China announces further restrictions on Buddhism on the internet
In further restrictions to the already shrinking space for religious communities in China and Tibet to freely practice their religion, the Chinese state announced a new regulation
Victims of Chinese oppression available for interview throughout Olympics
Three UK-based human rights activists and victims of Chinese government oppression are available throughout the Winter Olympics
February 2022
Herculean efforts to protest the Beijing Olympics, protesters unite against the CCP, and Tibet grabs the spotlight at COP26.
58% of Olympics fans will not watch due to China’s human rights abuses
Poll finds that 58% of UK Olympics fans will watch less Winter Olympics TV coverage than normal and 20% say they will not watch at all
Further details emerge about Gendun Lhundup a year after his arrest
A source inside Tibet has shared further details about Gendun Lhundup’s arrest which was previously reported by another source living in exile in India
Former political prisoner interrogated for advocating for Tibetan language
Tashi Wangchuk subjected to nearly three hours of interrogation following his renewed call for the preservation of the Tibetan language
Further details emerge about Rinchen Kyi’s detention
Before Rinchen Kyi's disappearance, authorities phoned her family saying they had two minutes to come and see her