Amnesty International has issued an urgent appeal to Chinese authorities, demanding answers on the whereabouts of Tibetan spiritual leader Choktrul Dorje Ten Rinpoche, who has reportedly been missing since his detention in December 2025, as reported by Phayul.

Tibetan Youth Congress Concludes 25-Day 'Black Hat' March in Delhi, Appeals to UN and PMO Over Tibet Crackdown

Day 25 marked the conclusion of the Black Hat March. The Tibetan Youth Congress organized a demonstration at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi. At around 10:00 AM, the marchers raised powerful slogans: “Free Tibet,” “Tibet belongs to Tibetans,” “Stop killing...

Reported By Palden Edited By Pema Tso Translated By TenGyal In 2026, the Chinese authorities launched campaigns to push local population to sell nomadic livestocks to slaughterhouses in the Tibetan region of Gade County, Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture and...

The Chinese government should urgently ensure that imprisoned Tibetan political prisoners Gangkye Drupa Kyab and Tsering Dolma are provided  with timely, adequate and appropriate medical care and treatment. They remain in detention under conditions that raise serious concerns about...

Eight UN experts have called on China to account for new legislation that escalates Xi Jinping's campaign of forced assimilation in Tibet and extends its reach beyond PRC borders. Source

Around 240 Bnei Menashe from northeast India landed in Israel as part of a government-backed plan to relocate 6,000 members of the community claiming descent from a lost biblical tribe.

24 April 2026 | GATPM | London | On 25 April, Tibetans and supporters around the world will mark the birthday of Gedhun Choekyi Nyima – a spiritual figure who has not been seen in public since May 1995,...

The event, themed "India's Global Vision & Role in the Emerging World: Civilizational Foundations for Prospering Together," brought together scholars and community leaders, including Walter K Anderson (Author & Former State Dept) and Walter Russell Mead (Hudson Institute).

A campaign in Lishui, Zhejiang, shows how the fight against “heterodox teachings” now targets even young pupils. The post China’s New Front Line Against “Illegal Religion”: Primary School Classrooms first appeared on Bitter Winter.