A significant online meeting was held to remember the 65th anniversary of the Tibetan Uprising Day. This event brought together Chinese experts, activists, and supporters of Tibet from around the globe. The conference, lasting five hours, was organized by IPK Media in Washington and the Office of Tibet, showing a united front for Tibetan freedom.
During the conference, which Tibet.net reports on, Wang Ruiqin of IPK Media emphasized the need for the Chinese public to understand the ongoing struggle in Tibet and the oppression by the Chinese government. This meeting marks a rare occasion where Chinese individuals openly supported the Tibetan cause, underlining the importance of international solidarity and dialogue between China and Tibet.
Tsultrim Gyatso, the North American Chinese Liaison Officer, pointed out the significance of Chinese support for Tibet, reflecting the Dalai Lama‘s hopes for better relations between the two communities. This sentiment was echoed throughout the conference, with various speakers highlighting the collaboration between Tibetans and supportive Chinese individuals.
The event featured notable attendees, including Dr. Namgyal Choedup and Tencho Gyatso, President of the International Campaign for Tibet, who both praised the strong show of support for Tibet. The conference also focused on the youth’s role in continuing the dialogue between Tibet and China, a point stressed by Dr. Choedup as reported by Tibet.net.
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Kelsang Gyaltsen talked about remembering the uprising and the impact of advocacy efforts in the US, which have led to the passing of laws in support of Tibet. This advocacy is a crucial part of the Tibetan movement, showing the effectiveness of international support.
The conference not only commemorated the uprising but also showcased the resilience of the Tibetan struggle for freedom over the past 65 years, with Dawa Sangmo emphasizing the ongoing support needed from the Chinese public.
Human rights activists and Chinese experts expressed their solidarity with the Tibetan cause during the meeting. Notably, a heartfelt apology from Hwang Trung to the Tibetan people highlighted the need for understanding and learning from the Tibetan example of peaceful resistance.
This event underscores the importance of international support and dialogue in the Tibetan struggle for freedom. As the world commemorates 65 years since the Tibetan Uprising, the call for continued support and cooperation between Tibetans and sympathetic individuals worldwide, including China, grows louder.
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