Dharamshala — Chinese government published propaganda articles and videos about Tibet after the Tibetan film “Four Rivers, Six Ranges” premiered at the 54th International Film Festival in Rotterdam on February 1, 2025. Chinese social media accounts also attacked the Festival and the social media account of the director of the Tibetan film. The film is about Tibetan freedom fighters fought against Chinese armies in the 1950s, to protect Tibet from Chinese invasion.

Taipei — Human Rights Network for Tibet and Taiwan organised it's 2025 Cycling for a Free Tibet on Wenesday. Activists from Tibet, Taiwan and Hong Kong joined the campaign and they called for the unity among the oppressed people to fight against the Chinese government to achieve freedom for all.

Brussels — The European Parliament's Subcommittee on Human Rights, expresses its solidarity with Tibetans in earthquake-hit areas of Tibet on recently. He said, "In this difficult moment, we stand in solidarity with the people of Tibet. it is imperative that the Chinese authorities accept the assistance of the international community so that humanitarian aid can reach Tibetans and alleviate a small degree of the hardship they are enduring."

Dharamshala — Chinese government-sanctioned Tibetan activist Sherap Therchin, the Executive Director of the Canada Tibet Committee (CTC), received the King Charles III's coronation medal, for his contributions to democracy and human rights of Tibetans. Sherap said, "This award reaffirms my commitment to continue advocating for a more human rights-oriented foreign policy in Canada."

Brussels — More than 20 MEPs from all major political groups in the European Parliament launched the “European Parliamentary Friends of Tibet” on January 29, 2025 to stand up for the rights and freedoms of the Tibetan people and to ensure that their voice is heard in the European Parliament.

Itanagar — Sikyong Penpa Tsering of CTA and Chief Minister Shri Pema Khandu of Arunachal Pradesh inaugurated a seminar on “Environment and Security” on Friday. The seminar focused on the impact of mismanagement and large-scale projects in Tibet, which pose a major threat to India's security and disrupt the regional ecosystem. Shri Pema Khandu said, "The occupation of Tibet by China has directly threatened our borders."