In two separate strongly worded statements, issued on 21 and 22 March 2025, Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has vehemently condemned the Trump administration’s executive order dismantling the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), which has resulted in the furlough of 75 per cent of Radio Free Asia’s (RFA) US-based staff.

New Delhi — An India Tibet Friendship Society Women's Conference was held in New Delhi on March 22, 2025. Ambassador Dilip Sinha (retd) addressed the conference and said, “China’s claim of Tibet being a part of China since antiquity is false and misleading, even China does not trust its own historical narrative”.

Geneva — 30 Member States of the United Nations expressed their concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet, particularly with regard to the treatment of Tibetans, the forced placement of Tibetan children in Chinese colonial-style boarding schools and the Chinese Communist Party's repression of demonstrations against hydroelectric projects in Tibet.

Geneva — Thinlay Chukki, representative of the Office of Tibet in Geneva, has expressed deep concern about the large-scale construction of reservoirs by the Chinese government in Tibet. The Chinese government is forcibly relocating Tibetan nomads, farmers and large numbers of monks and nuns without any consultation with local communities. These Chinese projects are not only changing the natural landscape of Tibet, but also posing a serious threat to the survival of Tibetan cultural traditions and way of life.

Dharamshala — His Holiness the Dalai Lama said today, "each and every one of us, wishes not to suffer and only wants to be happy. If we recognise our shared humanity, recalling that the welfare of one depends on the welfare of all, I truly believe we can find a peaceful resolution to even the most intractable conflicts. But to do so requires a willingness to enter into dialogue and negotiation. I therefore appeal for concerted efforts to create a more compassionate, peaceful world free from violence."

Dharamshala — Tibetans and Tibet supporters across the globe commemorated the 66th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising Day in more than 20 countries and 60 cities, remembering the Tibetan martyrs, who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of Tibet. The younger generation reaffirmed their determination to fight for the Tibetan cause and protested against the Chinese government for the destruction of the Tibetan environment and monasteries, the assassination and imprisonment of Tibetans and the illegal invasion of Tibet in 1959.