Tibet Action Institute Junior Developer and Sysadmin Organization Tibet Action Institute’s dynamic and curated global team of campaigners, technology experts and thought leaders carry over 20 years of experience, working with Tibetans and other communities living under repression by promoting human rights through educational programs, training, and cutting edge tech development. Position You will play a...
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Nonviolent strategies to help hasten the downfall of the CCP
July 1 marked 100 Years of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party. Tibet, Uyghur and Hong Kong activists join together to brainstorm nonviolent strategies to BRING DOWN THE CCP.
Full-blown boycott pushed for 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing
ESPN (Associated Press): https://www.espn.co.uk/olympics/story/_/id/31459936/full-blown-boycott-pushed-2022-winter-olympics-beijing Groups alleging human rights abuses against minorities in China are calling for a full-blown boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing, a move likely to ratchet up pressure on the International Olympic Committee, athletes, sponsors and sports federations. A coalition representing Uyghurs, Tibetans, residents of Hong Kong and others issued a...
Stop China’s Attack on Tibetan Children
China is attempting to wipeout the Tibetan cultural identity. Join the discussion as the panelist talk about one of the most pressing issues facing Tibet today.
TESTIMONY OF TENZIN DORJEE, TIBET ACTION INSTITUTE, BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMISSION ON CHINA
Thank you Chairman McGovern, Co-chair Mr. Rubio, and members of the Commission for allowing me to testify on behalf of the Tibetan people. Over the course of seven decades, the Chinese government has waged an unrelenting campaign of violence and coercion aimed at eradicating the Tibetan people’s faith, identity, and way of life. As China...
Tibet TV: “China’s Weapons of Mass-Subjugation: Surveillance, Camps and Cultural Genocide” virtual side-event paralleling the 45th UNHRC Session
Tibet Action Director, Lhadon Tethong, joined a panel with Southern Mongolian, Uyghur, and Chinese human rights activists hosted by The Tibet Bureau Geneva. “China’s Weapons of Mass-Subjugation: Surveillance, Camps and Cultural Genocide” was a virtual side-event at the 45th Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Full panel discussion:
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