Rivers of Tibet 2022 Wall Calendar: Life Waters of Asia
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Dedicate your birthday to Tibet
Make an impact on your birthday by raising funds for campaigns that amplify the voices of Tibetans and mobilise support for human rights.
Free Tibet Shop
Shop our Tibet-inspired range of t-shirts, hats, masks and baby clothes and help power our campaigns with every purchase.
Our Campaigns
Olympic Rings of Oppression: Beijing 2022
Ensuring that China’s human rights abuses and systemic oppression of Tibetans, Uyghurs and Hongkongers are exposed in the lead up to the Winter Olympics 2022.
Free the Panchen Lama
The Panchen Lama’s story represents China’s ongoing violations of human rights, in particular the freedom of religion, in Tibet. We call on China to release the Panchen Lama.
Tibet Climate Crisis
We work to protect Tibet’s environment, promote sustainable development and tackle the twin challenges of the climate crisis and human rights by advocating for the Tibetans’ rights to control their land, resources and way of life.
Our Stories
Reflections on peace and Tibet
On the International Day of Peace, ATC’s Executive Officer Zoë Bedford reflects on the topic of peace and Tibet and how we can support the Tibetan struggle. “Every time you speak out about a Tibetan who has been imprisoned for their beliefs, who has been tortured for speaking out, every time you write to the Australian Government to make a positive change for Tibet, you are contributing to the Tibetan peoples nonviolent struggle.”
ATC’s Zoë Bedford is dedicating her birthday to Tibet
From volunteering with Australia Tibet Council (ATC) at the Tibetan Freedom Concert in 1999, where acts such as Spiderbait, The Living End and Celibate Rifles played, to meeting His Holiness the Dalai Lama on his visit to Australia in 2013, Zoë Bedford’s involvement with the Tibetan cause has taken many different forms spanning across three decades. Now Executive Officer of ATC, Zoë has decided to pioneer our new birthday fundraising platform by dedicating her birthday to Tibet.
Senate passes forced labour amendment
On 23d August, Senator Rex Patrick’s revised Customs Amendment bill to stop the importation of goods made with forced labour passed the Senate. We expect that the bill will be debated by the House of Representatives in its next sitting session, mid to late October.