China rolls out new leaders in Lhasa – indicating continued clampdown in Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|January 24, 2025| Read More
Rapid and non-political emergency aid is now needed By International Campaign for Tibet|January 7, 2025| Read More
ICT hails reauthorization of the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act in National Defense Authorization Act By International Campaign for Tibet|December 18, 2024| Read More
China’s hydropower dam expansion destroys Tibetan homes and temples, stands to displace 1.2 million people, and drives climate change By International Campaign for Tibet|December 5, 2024| Read More
Tibetan environmentalist Karma Samdrup released after a decade and a half in prison By International Campaign for Tibet|November 19, 2024| Read More
Seeking to counter Tibetan outreach, China sends propaganda team to Europe By International Campaign for Tibet|November 15, 2024| Read More
Monastic schools in Ngaba targeted amid crackdown on Tibetan-language education By International Campaign for Tibet|November 8, 2024| Read More
Tibetan whistleblower detained by Chinese police By International Campaign for Tibet|October 31, 2024| Read More
Ending Asia’s Water Crises Starts at the Top of the World By International Campaign for Tibet|October 22, 2024| Read More
Young Tibetan speaks out against illegal mining in video statement By International Campaign for Tibet|October 18, 2024| Read More
Investigation of Tibetan officials in historical Dechen reveals rampant corruption in Chinese bureaucracy By International Campaign for Tibet|October 2, 2024| Read More
ICT invites presidential candidates to state positions on Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|September 17, 2024| Read More
China’s security chief convenes “anti-secession” meeting in Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|September 16, 2024| Read More
China launches new propaganda center in Lhasa By International Campaign for Tibet|September 11, 2024| Read More
Bipartisan support for Tibet as US election draws near By International Campaign for Tibet|September 10, 2024| Read More
UN human rights experts deeply concerned over repression of dam protests and Chinese hydropower policies in Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|September 6, 2024| Read More
As UPR concludes, UN Human Rights Council voices clear criticism of China’s abuses in Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|July 4, 2024| Read More
Former Chinese TAR boss Wu Yingjie’s fall likely due to misuse of funds By International Campaign for Tibet|July 3, 2024| Read More