02/10/2015
17 year old Tibetan carries out solo protest | Free Tibet
Pema Dorjee, a Tibetan monk from Za Gonsar Monastery in Derge County, was arrested by police whilst carrying out a solo protest in Kardze County, Sichuan Province on 6 February 2015.
06/05/2014
Definitely something to keep an eye out for!
The Autumn tour is now coming together with almost all dates filled. We start in Edinburgh at The Fringe in August and travel throughout the country in our trusty minibus. Please do check for details on the website http://www.tashi-lhunpo.org.uk/european_tour_2014_56.html and come and see us.
06/05/2014
First picture of after his release from six year imprisonment: "At this moment, I feel that everything inside me is in a sea of tears." Read the full press release http://filmingfortibet.org/press/
05/13/2014
Yet another victory for Tibet at the UN. Fantastic work from Padma Dolma and the lobby team!
Step-by-step victory for Tibet at the UN — Students for a Free Tibet
I would like to share an update with you on how we secured another victory at the United Nations in Geneva for Tibet. For the first time since 2005, China had to face an eight-hour long reviewby the UN Committee for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. We knew that China would white-wash its human…
05/13/2014
What does singing mean to you?
Music gives us a way to express ourselves, and to many of us, it means everything.
In Tibet, singers are imprisoned and subject to the same torture as many others in prison there, simply for expressing themselves and holding onto their culture. Freedom of expression does not exist in Tibet, nor do many of the most basic human rights.
Take Action for Tibetan singers.
Why do singers cry?
These X Factor contestants aren't the only ones for whom singing can mean everything - you won't see them in the same way after this. You can find out more a...
05/03/2014
Thank you so much to everyone that came to show their support at last night's ceilidh!
04/11/2014
It's been a while since we last posted something and although this post is sadly not about positive news as China has called off a human rights dialogue with the UK due to take place next week,we need to ensure that we continue showing our support so that next time the dialogue does go ahead.
Bod gyalo!
http://www.tibetsociety.com/content/view/470
China calls off human rights dialogue with UK
Tibet Society is the world’s first Tibet support group. Founded in 1959, within weeks of the flight of the Dalai Lama from Tibet following the Tibetan national uprising against Chinese occupation, Tibet Society works for the freedom of the Tibetan people and their right to self determination through...
03/20/2014
Huge News! Hopefully this is a step in the right direction towards justice for the wrongfully imprisoned filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen
03/16/2014
Huge thanks to the Edinburgh Tibet Society for organising the Free Tibet march to commemorate Tibetan Uprising in 1959.Great atmosphere.
Tibet will be free!
03/11/2014
"Are you Tibetan?"
Intercontinental are due to open a luxury hotel in Lhasa, the capital of Chinese occupied Tibet. The Chinese have requested that staff at this hotel report any Tibetan guests to the authorities within 10 minutes of their arrival at the establishment, essentially racially profiling and discriminating against Tibetans in their own country.
We are yet to hear from Intercontinental as to whether they will bow down to Chinese requests and follow this racist policy.
Please share!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdKIXexgJ-U&list=UUHdZMcmQoEx8K5yeUpajptA
The Hotel Inspectors
Mark Thomas leads a team of "Guest nationality inspectors" searching for Tibetans in London's InterContinental Park Lane Hotel. Find out more: http://www.fre...
03/10/2014
Today is March 10, today is Tibetan Uprising Day! Around the world Tibetans and supporters are commemorating the 55th year since Tibetans rose up against Chinese occupation. Today in Tibet the resistance remains strong. Tibetans in Tibet continue to demand freedom. Let's remember 1959 and work together for a free Tibet. Free Tibet!