Yet another peaceful protest, attended by about a hundred Tibetans, was held on March 23, 2024, at Martin Place in the Sydney metropolitan area, to condemn the severe crackdown by the Chinese government on Tibetans in Derge, Kham Province of Tibet.

Canberra – Australian Tibetans and supporters including politicians and activists rallied outside the Chinese Embassy, urging the Australian government not to overlook the deteriorating human rights situation in Tibet. They reiterated their strong message that the Tibetan struggle remains vibrant and will persist until Tibet achieves freedom.

Geneva — At the 55th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, the European Union, in its statement on the human rights situation around the world, expressed its concern at the extremely serious human rights situation in Tibet and condemned the Chinese boarding schools for Tibetan children and the taking of DNA samples from Tibetans.

Operation Collateral Freedom enables media outlets throughout the world to circumvent censorship by creating mirror sites. Photo: RSF

In commemoration of the World Day Against Cyber Censorship—an initiative established by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and celebrated annually on 12 March.

After US visa denial, Tibet Women's Soccer Team to compete in Canada. Photo: TPI

New Jersey, USA — Following the denial of U.S. visas, the Tibet Women's Soccer Team has announced its participation as "special guests and Ambassadors of Peace" at the 2017 Vancouver International Soccer Festival (VISF).

Xi Jinping, the authoritarian leader of China, stands as a formidable adversary to press freedom and freedom of speech. Photo: TPI

Paris, France — As China, under the stewardship of President Xi Jinping, readies itself to usher in the New Year on 28 January, Reporters Without Borders (RSF), a prominent international media watchdog headquartered in Paris, has expressed profound apprehension regarding the unprecedented erosion of informational freedom within the country.