China: Stop the Lies!
Protest Chinese President Hu Jintao in Washington, D.C.
Saturday, November 15
This past weekend, Chinese President Hu Jintao attended the G20 World Economic Summit in Washington D.C. SFT was there to make sure that Tibet was a key issue that haunted him during his visit.
Urge President Bush to make a public statement on Tibet and China's failure to meaningfully address the Tibetan issue. SEND A MESSAGE NOW.
Thank you to all the Tibetans and Tibet supporters that were able to make it to Washington D.C.! CLICK HERE to visit the Action page.
CLICK HERE to view SFT's press release about Hu Jintao's presence at the G20 and the protests.
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Take Action: Send a message to President-elect Barack Obama!
All of us here at Students for a Free Tibet congratulate Barack Obama on being elected President of the United States and we ask that he continue to show strong support for the Tibetan people and help push for an end to China's occupation of Tibet. TAKE ACTION: Send a card or letter now to Barack Obama READ MORE about President-elect Obama's track record on Tibet
CLICK HERE to read an Open Letter to Barack Obama from Alice Walker
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Tibetan Monk Detained for Speaking the Truth
Tibetan Voices From Inside Tibet: Chinese authorities have re-arrested Jigme Gyatso, a monk from Labrang Monastery in eastern Tibet for openly speaking out about China's crackdown against the peaceful protests that swept across Tibet last March.
Click here to read more about his arrest. Watch Jigme Gyatso's moving testimony about being beaten after he was detained on March 22 as part of China's security sweep at Labrang monastery. Click here for an English translation of his testimony.
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SFT's Profile Film: Leaving Fear Behind
Take action for Tibetan filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen
Leaving Fear Behind is a bold documentary film made by Tibetans inside Tibet, which documents their true feelings about Chinese policies in Tibet, their spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, and China's hosting of the Olympic Games.
Click here to watch the film. Take action for the release of filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen from Chinese prison.
Learn More about how you can help spread the word about the film and make sure Tibetan voices from inside Tibet are heard loud and clear.
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SFT's Olympics Action Video
Roundup of SFT's high profile actions in Beijing and worldwide
As part of the Beijing Olympics campaign, SFT organized high profile actions at Mt. Everest Base Camp, Great Wall, Golden Gate Bridge, Tiananmen Square, and the Olympic Park. SFT's Olympics Action Round-up video include footage of these breathtaking actions and more.
WATCH THE VIDEO
Spread the video far and wide and inspire others to take action for Tibet!
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A Message from SFT's Lhadon Tethong
WATCH Lhadon's video message to Tibetans and supporters, followed by a short music video of the
Olympic uprising for Tibet.
DONATE today to help build on the
momentum of this historic year and support SFT's work
in the next critical phase of the Tibetan freedom struggle.
Support SFT in the post-Olympic period leading up to the 50th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan national uprising.
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Game's Over, Free Tibet: Keep the Pressure On!
Thank you to everyone involved in making sure Tibetan voices were heard loud and clear during this historic Olympic year. To view photos and watch videos of SFT's Olympic actions from inside Beijing and around the world, visit www.freetibet2008.org and freetibet2008.tv.
Spread the word: Help build on the momentum gained during the Olympics campaign by signing up your friends and family to SFT's online action network.
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SFT DECLARES OLYMPIC SUCCESS IN BEIJING
VOWS TO FIGHT ON UNTIL TIBET IS FREE
SFT held an open-air press
conference in Beijing on April 22 to announce the end of our Beijing Olympics campaign . Briton Alice Speller, 25, and American Ginger
Cassady, 30, vowed that the global movement for Tibetan freedom will continue until China ends its brutal military occupation of Tibet.
The press conference capped two and a half weeks of protests by Tibetans and their supporters in Beijing
and a seven-year global campaign since Beijing’s Olympic bid to make
China’s ongoing and brutal occupation of Tibet a critical issue for the
current and future Chinese leadership. READ MORE HERE
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