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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
Environmentalist in ‘near-death’ condition after torture in custody
Dhongye has been in detention since 2018 with little information about his condition until now
Go Sherab Gyatso sentenced to 10 years in prison
The monk, writer and intellectual was sentenced in secret in November
Protesters demand a stronger boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics
Tibetan, Uyghur, and Hong Kong groups protest in London on Human Rights Day
Tibetan Monk Sentenced to Five Years for Publishing Dalai Lama Writings
20-year-old Trinley’s family members were left uninformed of his detention for two months
Funeral Held for Olympic Values in Lausanne
On 26 November, Free Tibet joined Tibetan activists outside the IOC headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, to hold a mock funeral for the organisation and the values upon which it is built
Tibetan activists announce the “death” of the IOC after brazen collaboration with Chinese government
On Friday 26 November, protesters gathered outside the International Olympic Committee headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland
Planning Note: Protest at International Olympic Committee Headquarters in Switzerland
Tibetan activist groups from across the world are uniting to mourn the death of the principles the IOC was established to promote
Jonathan Mirsky Obituary
American journalist and China historian Jonathan Mirsky passed away on 5 September 2021
UK Uses Hundreds of Hikvision Cameras Against Its Own Advice
An investigation by Free Tibet has found that at least three UK government departments are using CCTV cameras made by Hikvision, a CCP-controlled company implicated in oppression