23 October, 2024 In a historic move, 15 UN member states [1], including Australia, Canada, Japan, the UK and the United States, delivered a groundbreaking joint statement at the UN… Read More »Tibet Advocacy Coalition Applauds Historic Joint Statement on Tibet at UN General Assembly
6 September 2024 Thirteen UN human rights experts [1] have today made public their concerns about the construction of the Kamtok (Ch: Gangtuo) hydroelectric dam on the Drichu River (Ch:… Read More »UN experts warn of “irreversible destruction” in Tibet if Chinese dam project goes ahead
This is a joint statement, in solidarity with the victims of human rights violations committed by the Chinese government.
Tibet campaigners have expressed deep concern following China’s rejection of almost 70% of the Tibet-specific recommendations put forward by governments aimed at improving human rights.
Join our photo exhibition to pay tribute to Cao Shunli and honour Chinese, Tibetan, Uyghur and Hong Kong defenders who hold the Chinese government accountable.
Calls for Justice and Accountability for Tibet Grow Louder, more than doubling the number of States raising Tibet than during last review 23 January 2023 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE [Geneva]… Read More »Global Outcry: UN States Condemn China’s Human Rights Abuses in Tibet during Major UN Human Rights Review
30 May 2023 [Geneva] On 30 May, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) [1] raised concerns about the Chinese Government’s coercive residential school system in… Read More »UN women’s rights body calls on China to abolish coercive residential schools in Tibet and provide Tibetan women and girls with access to Tibetan language education
6 March 2023 [Geneva] On 6 March, the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) [1] strongly criticised the Chinese Government’s coercive residential school system in Tibet and… Read More »UN rights body calls on China to abolish coercive residential schools in Tibet, slams Communist Party’s assimilation policies
16 February 2023 [Geneva] A delegation of almost 40 Chinese government officials appeared before the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) [1] for an intense two-day review… Read More »UN Rights Committee Questions China’s ‘Assimilation’ of Tibetans With Focus on Residential School System
78% of Tibetan students aged 6 to 18 separated from their families and forced into China’s colonial boarding school system in Tibet UN human rights experts have raised urgent concern… Read More »UN Human Rights Experts Raise “Serious Concern” About China’s Assimilation Policies and Residential Schools in Tibet