New Delhi, December 20, 2024: Tibetan leaders gathered in Delhi to highlight the ongoing challenges faced by Tibetans under Chinese rule, emphasizing human rights violations, cultural suppression, and restrictions on religious freedom. The event, attended by several prominent Tibetan activists and political figures, aimed to raise global awareness about the plight of the Tibetan people.
During the gathering, speakers called for stronger international intervention and support for Tibet’s autonomy and the preservation of its cultural identity. They underscored the importance of recognizing Tibet’s sovereignty and holding China accountable for its policies in the region. Tibetans also expressed concerns over the increased militarization and surveillance in Tibet, which they believe undermines their rights and freedoms.
The leaders urged the Indian government and the international community to take a firmer stance on Tibet, advocating for policies that support the peaceful aspirations of the Tibetan people. This call for action comes amid ongoing global debates on human rights and self-determination.
