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| Immediate Press Release: (7 May 2008) Tibetan Youth Congress Strongly Condemns The Unfair and Unlawful Trial of 30 Tibetans by China. Dharamshala: On 29 April, 2008 the Intermediate People's Court in Lhasa, capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), handed down prison sentences to 30 Tibetans who had taken part in peaceful protests since 10 March, 2008. The sentences range from three years to life in prison.International law requires an arrested suspect to be charged with a recognised offence and given a fair trial, and anybody arrested for expressing their opinions and participating in peaceful demonstrations should be considered arbitrarily detained. A fair trial includes the right to legal representation, the right to be presumed innocent, the right to have adequate time to prepare a defence and the right to be heard in public. The speedy one-day trial proceedings in Lhasa were held in secret and did not conform with even the most basic standards of international justice. |
 TYC activists arrested during Beijing Olympic torch relay in India
New Delhi: (17 April 2008) Members of Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) from all over India converged on New Delhi to protest during the Beijing Olympic Torch Relay on April 17th. We were protesting against the Beijing Olympic torch relay through Tibet, Beijing Olympics and against the brutal crackdown on peaceful Tibetan protestors recently by the illegal Communist Chinese regime in Tibet, Beijing Olympics and against the brutal crackdown on peaceful Tibetan protestors recently by the illegal Communist Chinese regime in Tibet. Around 45 activists participated in the Tibet |
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Day 15: All 33 TYC Members determined to launch further campaigns within Tihar Jail. (23 April 2008) New Delhi Police booked all the 33 TYC members who stormed the Chinese Embassy on 21st March 2008 in protest against the brutal killings of the peaceful Tibetan Protestors by the Chinese Colonial regime Under Section 147/149/186/188/332/353/448/511 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). According to the human rights expert, Mr. Ravi Nair, The Executive Director of South Asia Human Rights Documentation Center stated, "Section 511 is quite harsh and could serve them behind bars for more than 7 years if not get them out on bail". Tibetan representatives from Majnu ka Tilla and Regional Tibetan Youth Congress from Shimla, Manali, Nanaital, and Samyeling (MT) were frequently meeting all the arrested members with food and fruits in support of their courage and bravery for successfully storming the Chinese Embassy on 21st march. |
TYC members staged an aggressive campaign today at the Chinese |
 TYC Tibet Independence Torch Relay LaunchedDharamsala, March 25, 2008: The main objective of launching the Tibet Independence Torch Relay is to highlight the historical fact that Tibet was always an Independent nation until the Chinese invasion in 1949 and to protest the 2008 Beijing Olympic torch relay through Tibet. The Tibet Independence Torch Relay will also bring awareness to the International Community regarding the dire situation inside Tibet under the colonial occupation of China. |
 TYC condemns brutal crackdown on peaceful Tibetan protestersDharamsala, March 25, 2008 - On behalf of the Six million Tibetans, TYC strongly condemn the most brutal and barbarous actions resorted by the China's Communist Party (CCP) on the series of peaceful Tibetan protestors in different regions of Tibet who were expressing their grievances and resentment against the Chinese regime. |
 TYC Women activists sat on Hunger Strike in Tihar Jail : Day 3New Delhi - All the 36 TYC Women Activists were produced before the Special Executive Magistrate Court by the Chanakyapuri Police after their medical examinations at Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. Four Women members (Dolkyi, Thinlay Palmo, Tenzin Gawa and Migmar Choekyi) were seriously injured after severe beatings and lathi Charge by the Indian Male Police constables during their peaceful protest at the Chinese Embassy on the 49th Anniversary of Tibetan Women's Uprising Day. |
 Tibetan Youth Congress Women Members storm Chinese EmbassyNew Delhi, March 12 - A group of 36 women members representing six regional chapters of Tibetan Youth Congress from Northern India including Dharamshala, Poanta, Herbertput, Tsering Dhondenling, Rajpur and Manali took part in a demonstration led by Ms. Tenzing Yangzom, Organization Secretary of TYC. The women stormed the Chinese Embassy at Chanakayapuri, New Delhi to commemorate the 49th National Women’s Uprising Day of Tibet. With faces painted with the Tibetan National Flag |
 Forum in Taipei urges International Boycott of Beijing OlympicsThe recently concluded International Forum on Human Rights in China and 2008 Olympics from 21st – 22nd February, 2008 was organized by the Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong in China (CIPFG), in conjunction with its Co – Organizers – The Taiwan Cultural Foundation, Human Rights Without Frontiers and The International Society for Human Rights |
 IUSY World Congress’ Resolution reaffirms Tibet as an independent stateDharamsala, January 29: A resolution on Tibet adopted at the 27th World Congress of the International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) reaffirms Tibet as an independent State and condemns the illegal occupation of Tibet by China.The resolution reaffirms the 5-point resolution passed during the IUSY Asia Pacific Committee Meeting held last year and, which, among others, accepts Tibet as an independent State and condemns the illegal occupation of Tibet. |
 TYC led Tibet’s Independence March concludedTYC [ Wednesday, January 2, 2008] January 2, 2008: Tibet Independence March, covering a distance of almost 500 kms within 21 days across three Southern Indian States of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, culminated here in Chennai city on the 31st December with a grand closing ceremony. |
 Updates of Tibet Independence March Day 20 and 21The Tibet’s Independence March is about to conclude. 20th day of march started at 8.30am from Poonamalle towards Chennai which is 15km away from the last halt. Though its very hot weather over here but we have planned to give more awareness and to get more attraction of the crowed since Chennai is a Capital City of Tamil Nadu and morning from 8.00am to 10.00am there is always lots of people on the streets, so we decided to start little late as compare to the previous few days. |
 Updates of Tibet Independence March Day 16 and 17TYC [ Saturday, December 29, 2007] December 29, 2007: Since we have to cover only 15kms and as per instruction from the office of Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development (RGNIYD) at Sripeerumbudur, we must reached there only after 4-00 pm, where we halt the night of day 18. The morning was little bit of relax but they had very huge dialectical debate between monks of Sera Jhe and Drepung Loseling. The topic of debate was the next Buddha “Jetsung Jamgong was not an Enlighted” |
 Tibetan Youth Leadership Training Five day long Tibetan Youth Leadership Training concludes with the participants taking an oath in front of the portrait of His Holiness the 14 th Dalai Lama, making a pledge of commitment to oneself and lighting a lamp of devotion in the closing ceremony. The ceremony was graced by Venerable Beri Jigme Wangyal, Tibetan Historian and an ATPD member as the Chief Guest and Acharya Lhakpa Tsering, Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies as guest of honor. |
 8th Annual Tibetan Youth Leadership Training organized by TYC begins in New Delhi.The 8th Tibetan Youth Leadership Training (TYLT) began on 22nd December, 2007 at TCV Tibetan Youth Hostel, Rohini, New Delhi City. The significance of TYLT can be measured from the 2004 TYC General Body Meeting which unanimously passed a resolution for the inclusion of TYLT as an annual activity of TYC Centrex. The inaugural of the TYLT was graced officially by the Chief Guest Mr. Karma Chophel, Speaker of the Assembly of Tibetan People's Deputies (ATPD). |
 Tibet Independence March Day 15 Since Tibet’s Independence March entered in Tamil Nadu the weather becomes hot in each and everyday which is creating trouble to the marchers such as thirsty, sweating, burning in the sun, head ache and etc. Day 15 is also no different. The Tibet’s Independence Marcher got up at 4-00 am and gathered in the hall at 4-30am for morning prayer and had break fast at 5-00am. At 5-30am the march started from Damal Village towards Kanchipuram |
 Tibet Independence March Day 13 As usual day 13th march began at 6-00 am sharp from Ratnagiri Temple toward Walajapet as the weather looks to be a hot, humid and cloudy as marcher have to cover 20km.Exactly as prediction weather was humid and hot too but marchers determination was like a mountain. The marcher reached Vedavalli Vidyalaya Senior Secondary School,Walajapet around 11-00 am where the school management along with Aunty Usha Christ a well known Photographer who have been to Tibet in 2000 |
 Tibet Independence March
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December 19,2007 "Express Marchers"TYC [ Thursday, December 20, 2007] December 19, 2007: Tenth day of the "Tibet Independence March", one of the longest walk marchers has covered till date. The march started little late as per the schedule because of the heavy rainfall. The marchers were actually all set to walk on the rain but the organizers requested them not to start until the rain stopped. |
 Tibet Independence March: Day eight and nine TYC [ Thursday, December 20, 2007]The last two days of the March was covered extensively by regional print and electronic media groups. Many Indian people are educated along the March about the grim situation inside Tibet and many have shown solidarity and support for the March by providing accommodation, food and walking part of the March. Even the police are escorting the Marchers for long distances and tasting "Tsampa" (roasted barley) which they call "Tibetan Horlicks". |
 Tibet Independence March: Day six and seven TYC [ Monday, December 17, 2007]The Day six of the Tibet Independence March began with the usual routine Prayers. As the Marchers were nearing Andhra Pradesh border, the warm and sunny weather during the day was causing little trouble for the monks who were recently arrived from Tibet. More than 30,000 copies of the flyers and Pamphlets on Tibet and |
 Tibet Independence March: Miles to go ahead! TYC [ Saturday, December 15, 2007]Fourth day of the "Tibet Independence March" interestingly, started with the story from Kitchen. Surprisingly, despite no electricity, food was ready to be served to the marchers on time. Hats off to the kitchen crew who are equally dedicated and helpful.Tsampa (roasted barley) have proven to be excellent food for the marchers. As usual the day started at 6:45 with prayers |
 Tibet Independence March: 2 nd and 3 rd Day Update TYC [ Saturday, December 15, 2007]The second day of the "Tibet Independence March " began with the long life Prayers for His Holiness the 14 th Dalai Lama. The march started off at 7am from K.R Puram Police Station after an uprising song for the Freedom of Tibet. The marchers, old and young were fresh, enthusiastic and ready to march forward despite their previous day's tiring walk in the city area with heavy traffic congestion. |
 Tibet Independence March: Bengaluru to Chennai TYC [ Tuesday, December11, 2007]The Proclamation of Universal Declaration of Human Rights on December 10, 1948 is not merely a declaration. It represents the collective wisdom of the World community to work together towards a World without injustice, indignity and ignorance; a World without cruelty, torture and hunger. 'Human Rights' as we all know, are universal, indivisible, interdependent and inherent to human beings. Human dignity is spine of Human Rights. |
 Tibetan Youth Congress announces Tibet’s Independence March TYC [ Sunday, December 09, 2007] At 11:00 am today, Tibetan Youth Congress announced “Tibet’s Independence March” at a Press Conference at the Press Club of Bangalore. The March will begin at Chik Lal Bagh at 10:00 am in Bangalore City on December 10th 2007 on World Human Rights Day and conclude on December 31st 2007 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. |
 STATEMENT ON WORLD HUMAN RIGHTS DAY (TYC, DECEMBER 1st , 2007 )On December 10th 1984, the United Nations General Assembely adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognized that 'all human beings are born with equal and inalienable rights and fundamental freedom'. More than half a century after its proclamation, the world's most translated document has failed to translate into practice the universality and indivisibility of human rights and fundamental freedom enshrined in its moral language. |
 Public reception for 21 Tibetan Activists who were released after serving 15 days in Tihar Jail TYC [ Thursday, October 25, 2007]All the 21 activists who have been booked Under Nine different sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC) for storming the Chinese embassy against the “New religious regulatory measures on reincarnations” by the Chinese Government were finally released on bail after serving 15 days in Tihar Jail. Over 300 people gathered at the public reception function, which <<more>> |
 Tibetan activists Jailed in Tihar after severe beatings & registered under 9 different IPC Sections by Police TYC [Friday, October 12, 2007]More than 35 Tibetans from five regional chapters took part in the TYC led peaceful protest demonstration at Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on 10th October, 2007. Twenty two activists along with Centrex member Mr. Tenzin Norsang were arrested after more than 50 minutes of fierce demonstration and 9 different cases were registered against..<<more>> |
Tibetans strongly condemn and demands for the immediate termination and complete withdrawal of China's new religious measures on reincarnation TYC [Wednesday, October 10, 2007] The Tibetan Youth Congress on behalf of 6 million Tibetans strongly condemn and demand for the immediate termination and complete withdrawal of the so-called Order no. Five, of China's State Administration of Religious Affairs on Management Measures for the Reincarnation of 'Living Buddhas' in Tibetan Buddhism. The China's State Administration of Religious Affairs official issuance of 14 article measures on selection of reincarnation which came into effect from 1st September 2007, |
 Tibetans Storm Chinese Embassy Associated Press Writer [Wednesday, October 10, 2007] -- Some 30 Tibetan exiles protesting Chinese religious policies stormed the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi on Wednesday, with several breaching the front gate and chaining themselves to the flag pole inside, police and witnesses said. Others repeatedly sprayed "Free Tibet" in red paint on the embassy walls and the main gate before many of the demonstrators were forcibly taken away by Indian police, ..<<more>> |
 57-minute demonstration against China’s 57 years of occupation of TibetPhayul[Monday, October 08, 2007 19:44] Tibet Support Group Belgium "Les Amis du Tibet" with Tibetan Community Belgium and Regional Tibetan Youth Congress (RTYC), Belgium demonstrated for 57 minutes in front of the Chinese Embassy in Brussels to protest illegal invasion of Tibet by Communist China’s troops on October 7, 1950. More than 130 people, Tibetans and Belgian supporters of Tibet, gathered for the demonstration <<more>> |
 Tibetan Youth Congress elects
13th CENTREX members Phayul [Monday, September 03, 2007 15:53] Dharamsala, September 2: Tsewang Rinzin of Portland, USA was elected the new President of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the largest Tibetan non-governmental organisation in exile, here at the concluding day of the 13th General Body Meeting (GBM). Resolution Passed on 13th TYC General Body Meeting |
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Tibetans hold demonstration before Chinese Embassy Phayul [Wednesday, August 22, 2007 11:49] Brussels, August 20: The newly formed Regional Tibetan Youth Congress (RTYC) Belgium today organised a demonstration in front of the Chinese Embassy in Brussels, Belgium. The demonstration lasted from 2:30Pm to 5:00Pm with over 170 Tibetans and some local friends taking part in it. <<more>> |
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