The Australian Government recognises ATC as a registered charity

12 August 2020

The Australian Government recognises ATC as a registered charity We are pleased to announce that after a lengthy and detailed approval process, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission has certified ATC as a registered charity in recognition of our work...

UN shines a spotlight on the abduction of Tibet’s Panchen Lama

11 August 2020

UN shines a spotlight on the abduction of Tibet’s Panchen Lama Five UN human rights experts have raised concerns about the whereabouts of Tibet’s Panchen Lama in a statement to the Chinese government. The Panchen Lama is the second highest figure in Tibetan Buddhism,...

Reflections on Tibet Lobby Week

2 July 2020

Reflections on Tibet Lobby Week 2 July 2020 By ATC Executive and Campaigns Officer Kyinzom Dhongdue The Covid-19 pandemic has forced all of us to find new ways of getting things done. This last week I have been incredibly proud of how our ATC community got together...

World Governments must Condemn National Security Law in Hong Kong

1 July 2020

Tibet and Uyghur Groups Stand in Solidarity with Hong Kong: World Governments must Condemn Imposition of National Security Law and Violations of Fundamental Freedoms in Hong Kong The International Tibet Network and World Uyghur Congress strongly condemn the Chinese...

Access to Tibet, it’s time

24 June 2020

Access to Tibet, it’s time 24 June 2020 By ATC Digital Campaigner Gemima Harvey Imagine never setting foot on the land that runs through your blood. Being born in exile after your parents fled in fear for their lives and longing to know what your homeland looks like,...

Winter Reading List: What our community is reading

10 June 2020

Winter Reading List: What our community is reading We hope that you enjoy this Tibet winter reading list featuring recommendations given by our members and supporters, ranging from historical accounts to personal narratives. As the cold weather gets even chillier, why...