Religious Repression in Tibet – 2012

Religious Repression in Tibet 2012 by

Into Thin Air – Report

Iron Hare 2011: Flames of Resistance

In 1998, the first self-immolation protest by a Tibetan took place in New Delhi, India, when Thupten Ngodup set himself on fire during a hunger strike organised by the Tibetan Youth Congress. In Tibet, on 27 February 2009, self-immolation as a form of protest occurred for the first time in Tibet when Tapey, a 20-year-old monk from Kirti Monastery in Ngaba set his body on fire to protest Chinese rule. Since then, over 50 Tibetans have resorted to self-immolation protests to publicly express their discontent against the repressive policies of the Chinese government in Tibet. [Read more...]

Democracy in Exile – 2012 Report

Tibet Protests in 2008-2009: Profile of Known Tibetans who Died in the Protests (2010)

Please click here to download the report tibet_protest_2010

Urgent Intervention Petition to Special Rapporteurs (2009)

Please click on the following for the petition Urgent Intervention Petition

Save Trulku Tenzin Delek Brochure (2005)

Please click on the following link to download Save Trulku Tenzin Delek brochure (2005) trulku_tenzin_delek-brochure

Closure of Monastic schools in Ngaba, Tibet: Petition to Special Rapporteur on Education (2004)

Please click on the following link to download  the petition Petition to Special Rapporteur on Education on Closure of Monastic Schools in Ngaba, Tibet (2004)

Save Trulku Tenzin Delek from execution

SAVE TRULKU TENZIN DELEK FROM EXECUTION 

27 October 2004

TCHRD Briefing Paper

This briefing paper contains brochure contains summarized version of background information on Trulku Tenzin Delek, his arrest and death sentence, court trial and imprisonment with recommendations for further actions. The execution verdict of Trulku Tenzin Delek will be confirmed by 25 January 2005 if his death sentence with a two-year reprieve is not reversed. [Read more...]

Briefing Paper on torture and ill-treatment in Tibet (2004)

Please click on the following link to download the briefing paper on torture and ill-treatment in Tibet BRIEFING PAPER