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05/29/2026

Just this month, ICT partnered with the Museum of the Moving Image to host 'Days of Compassion' - two days of special programming as part of the Year of Compassion.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for these film screenings, conversations, art and mindfulness workshops, and a community gathering. We are deeply grateful to our friends at MoMI for their partnership and commitment to creating space for voices through the , and for celebrating compassion.

05/28/2026

Tibetans face restrictions on religion, language, culture, and free expression. But when you hang prayer flags, you remind the world that Tibetan culture cannot be erased.

Donate today to support ICT’s work—and receive your own set of prayer flags as our thank-you: savetibet.org/your-flag-gift-26

05/27/2026

15 years ago His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama took the final steps in retiring from his role as the political leader of the Tibetan diaspora. In his place he cemented a one-of-a-kind democratic process that allows exile to elect their own leaders.

Read more: https://www.dalailama.com/the-dalai-lama/biography-and-daily-life/retirement/52nd-anniversary-of-tibetan-uprising-day-statement

05/23/2026

Learn the real facts about this day in Tibetan history. On May 23, 1951, the government of Tibet was forced under the threat of CCP violence to sign the “17- Point Agreement.”

The “agreement” compelled to “co-exist” with the CCP, who then flaunted the document as a legitimate claim to the Tibetan plateau.

05/22/2026

The International Campaign for Tibet offers our deepest condolences to the family of Congressman Barney Frank who passed away on May 19. Congressman Frank was a steadfast supporter of the Tibetan people while representing the Boston area for 32 years in the U.S. House of Representatives.

His historic contribution was the introduction of a provision in the Immigration Act of 1990 that provided 1,000 U.S. immigrant visas for Tibetan refugees in the Indian subcontinent. Today, the Tibetan American community has developed because of that legislation; it is making its mark in American society, contributing to its development and championing the rights of Tibetans in Tibet.

The global Tibet movement is eternally grateful for Congressman Frank's compassionate leadership. Congressman Frank is survived by his husband Jim Ready, sisters Doris Breay and Ann Lewis and brother David Frank.

05/21/2026

Tibetan prayer flags are more than decoration. They are a symbol of compassion, hope, and solidarity with .

Donate today and we’ll send you your own set—handmade in Nepal—to hang with pride. Get your flags today: savetibet.org/your-flag-gift-26

05/20/2026

Last month we were honored to host a screening of Ella Manzheeva’s ‘Geshe Wangyal: With Blessing of the Three Jewels,’ in our DC office. The screening was followed by a discussion with Telo Tulku Rinpoche, Tenzin Namgyal Tethong, and Joel McCleary.

A big thank you to those who joined, and keep an eye out for our upcoming events!

05/18/2026

Two reports recently issued by the US State Department confirm the severity of ’s repression in while also highlighting the need for greater efforts to confront this repression and resume Sino-Tibetan dialogue.

Read more: https://savetibet.org/state-department-reports-expose-ongoing-chinese-repression-and-urgent-need-for-stronger-tibet-law-implementation/

05/17/2026

“On May 17, we mark a tragic day in Tibetan history, when the Chinese government stole a venerated religious leader – a six-year-old boy – from us.

The CCP continues to hold him and his family to this day.” – ICT President Tencho Gyatso. Read our full statement: https://savetibet.org/after-31-years-china-continues-to-hide-the-panchen-lama-from-the-world/

05/14/2026

31 Years ago today, His Holiness the recognized then 6-year-old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima as the 11th Panchen Lama.

3 days later, the Panchen Lama and his family were abducted by Chinese officials. He has not been seen in public since. After 31 years, China needs to release the Panchen Lama.

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