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RELEASE A-NYA SENGDRA NOW
August 13, 2025
A-Nya Sengdra is a Tibetan environmental defender and political prisoner. He is due to be released on September 4, 2025. Given China’s documented pattern of delaying releases or imposing de facto detention on political prisoners, A-Nya is at heightened risk. It is essential to act now.
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Free Tibetan Political Prisoners
August 20, 2024
There are currently over 5,600 known Tibetan political prisoners. As Tibetans continue to fight for the preservation of their language, religion, and culture, the CCP retains its oppressive grasp over Tibetans through torture, surveillance, and intimidation. The Panchen Lama, Go Sherab Gyatso, A-Nya Sengdra, and Dorje Tashi’s stories serve as reminders of Tibetan strength and resistance in their struggle for freedom. Take action NOW to free these political prisoners!
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Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet China Conflict Act
June 8, 2023
On July 12, 2024, President Joe Biden signed into law S. 138, the “Promoting a Resolution to the Tibet China Conflict Act.” After months of campaigning, lobbying, and hard-hitting advocacy by Tibet activists and friends of Tibet, coordinated by the Office of Tibet and @savetibetorg, the US government has committed to supporting the Tibetan people’s right to self-determination and reaffirms the indelible historical truth that Tibet was never a part of China.
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ThermoFisher: Don't Help China Steal Tibetan DNA
November 3, 2022
Campaign WIN: On 5 September 2022, Human Rights Watch released a report titled China: New Evidence of Mass DNA Collection in Tibet. The report states that children as young as five years old in Tibet are included in the DNA collection drive that fundamentally violates basic norms of free and informed consent. On December 26, 2023, Thermo Fisher committed to ceasing the sales of Human Identification (HID) products, both direct and to third parties, in the Tibet Autonomous Region (the “TAR”).
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Tibet Climate Crisis
July 4, 2018
The Tibet Climate Crisis refers to the rapid rate of climate degradation in Tibet. Tibet is experiencing temperature increases caused by climate change at a rate of three times faster than the global average. Tibet holds the largest reserve of glacial freshwater outside of the North and South Pole with 1 in 5 people in the world relying on Tibet’s rivers for survival.