On 10 March, Tibetan Uprising Day, more than 200 members of Australia’s Tibetan communities travelled to Canberra to appeal to the Prime Minister for stronger action on Tibet. Please support their appeal by sending a message the Prime Minister today.
As we approach the 50th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan Uprising and the Dalai Lama’s exile, the Chinese Government has intensified its military crackdown in Tibet and resorted to extreme measures to silence dissent. Tibet remains off-limits to foreign journalists. But despite the risks, Tibetans are continuing to demonstrate against the oppressive policies undermining their religion, identity and livelihoods. We must support them.
Local Tibetan monk Geshe Sonam Thargye is desperately trying to find information about his niece, Sangye Lhamo. The 26 year old Buddhist nun was arrested in Tibet on Wednesday morning while participating in a peaceful protest in the Tibetan town of Ganzi in Sichuan Province. Two other nuns were arrested with her.
Local Tibetan monk Geshe Sonam Thargye is desperately trying to find information about his niece, Sangye Lhamo. The 26 year old Buddhist nun was arrested in Tibet on Wednesday morning while participating in a peaceful protest in the Tibetan town of Ganzi in Sichuan Province. Two other nuns were arrested with her. 
The circumstances of the Panchen Lama’s case have changed. In 2007, the Panchen Lama turned eighteen and became an adult under Chinese law. 