BUILDING SUPPORT
The International Campaign for Tibet was founded because the Tibetan people needed help from the outside world.

To support the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people’s vision for their peaceful struggle for democracy and human rights, we mobilize public opinion and work with government leaders in the US, Europe, Australia and the UN.

INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN

On the world stage, we advocate for the people of Tibet.

US Government
Europe
United Nations

TAKE ACTION

Help us get the international community to support Tibet.

SPEAK UP FOR THE PANCHEN LAMA


panchen lamaTake action by signing ICT’s petition to the Chairs of the Select Committee on the CCP and call for his immediate release.

TORTURE IN TIBET MUST END


butter lamps19-year-old Tibetan monk Tenzin Nyima died after being beaten in Chinese police custody in January 2021. Take action to end torture in Tibet.

URGE THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO RAISE TIBETAN HUMAN RIGHTS


Marco RubioJoin us in pressuring China to end its crackdown on human rights in Tibet by signing a petition to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

THE UNITED NATIONS MUST STAND UP FOR TIBET


united nationsChinese authorities in Tibet are cracking down on Tibetan Buddhism, expelling hundreds of monks and nuns from their monasteries and prohibiting Tibetans from sharing the teachings of the Dalai Lama.

TORTURE IN TIBET MUST END


19-year-old Tibetan monk Tenzin Nyima died after being beaten in Chinese police custody in January 2021. Take action to end torture in Tibet.

SPEAK UP FOR THE PANCHEN LAMA


Take action by signing ICT’s petition to the Chairs of the Select Committee on the CCP and call for his immediate release.

URGE THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO RAISE TIBETAN HUMAN RIGHTS WITH CHINA’S LEADERS


Join us in pressuring China to end its crackdown on human rights in Tibet by signing a petition to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

THE UNITED NATIONS MUST STAND UP FOR TIBET


Chinese authorities in Tibet are cracking down on Tibetan Buddhism, expelling hundreds of monks and nuns from their monasteries and prohibiting Tibetans from sharing the teachings of the Dalai Lama.