Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
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Envisioning a future where every Tibetan can exercise human rights and democratic freedoms.
Driru, Tibet is one of the most tightly controlled areas in Tibet. This factsheet, based on TCHRD's latest report, If Gyalmo Ngulchu Could Feel, reveals systemic human rights abuses faced by Tibetans in Driru from 2012-2022.
Driru, Tibet is one of the most tightly controlled areas in Tibet. This factsheet, based on TCHRD's latest report, If Gyalmo Ngulchu Could Feel, reveals systemic human rights abuses faced by Tibetans in Driru from 2012-2022.
Driru, Tibet is one of the most tightly controlled areas in Tibet. This factsheet, based on TCHRD's latest report, If Gyalmo Ngulchu Could Feel, reveals systemic human rights abuses faced by Tibetans in Driru from 2012-2022.
10 years since Tulku Tenzin Delek Rinpoche died in Chinese custody without any independent investigation. TCHRD renews its call for truth, justice & accountability. Link in bio for the full statement.
In 2021, we exposed China’s vast network of colonial boarding schools in Tibet. Now, we’ve uncovered what’s happening inside – abuse, neglect, and indoctrination.
“The Chinese government has poisoned the air in Tibet. It is not a good government,” one monk told the reporter. “We Tibetans are denied basic human rights. The Ch govt continues to oppress and persecute us. It is not a government that serves the people.” shorturl.at/LdaDR
On the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, TCHRD honours Tibetan political prisoners, activists & defenders who’ve endured state-sanctioned torture under China’s rule. Read our full statement at the link in our bio.
On 16 June, TCHRD's former and current Executive Directors; Tsering Tsomo and Tenzin Dawa met with Australian Government Departments today in Canberra and presented TCHRD's recent research reports on human rights abuses of Tibetans.
This Environment Day, remember Tibet.
30 years ago today, China abducted 6 year old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, Tibet’s 11th Panchen Lama, just days after his recognition by the Dalai Lama. To this day, his fate remains unknown. TCHRD urges China to disclose his whereabouts & end state interference in religious affairs
30 years ago, on 17 May 1995, 6-year-old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was abducted by China, just days after being recognized as the 11th Panchen Lama by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Since then, he has remained disappeared, unseen and unheard by the world.