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Current Campaigns

Political Prisoners

Tibetan political prisoners endure harsh prison conditions, including torture, deprivation of food and sleep, and long periods in isolation cells. »continue

Tibetan Refugees

Why Tibetans Leave Tibet

Tibetans are denied the space to develop and express their distinct culture and identity as the Chinese government's vision of progress and development takes shape in Tibet. »continue

Protest Logs & Prisoner List

Over the past year, the Chinese government has engaged in a cover-up of the torture, disappearances and killings in Tibet. Despite the risks, protests have continued. ICT has logged a total of 235 protests in Tibet of varying intensity since March 2008, but this is likely to be a minimal number. Details of these protests are reported in ICT’s new protest log at: http://www.savetibet.org/action-center/protest-logs.

ICT has put together a list of 735 Tibetans detained since March 2008, many now serving long prison terms, although the actual number of Tibetans still in detention is not known. See: http://www.savetibet.org/files/documents/PPL_30_Sep_09.pdf.

Action Alerts

Sign ICT's Petition of Recommitment to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

HHDL and Secretary Clinton meeting February 2010Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sets international policy - the priority she puts on certain issues can change the world - and she has long been a friend to Tibet that we have relied on to act as a strong advocate and ally. »continue

Take Action for Tenzin Delek Rinpoche


Recognized by His Holiness the Dalai Lama as a reincarnated lama in the 1980s, Tenzin Delek Rinpoche has been a community leader and a staunch advocate for the protection and preservation of Tibetan culture, religion, and way of life for decades. »continue

Take Urgent Action to Free Dhondup Wangchen

Dhondup Wangchen Please take action on behalf of Dhondup Wangchen by sending your Senators and Representative a message that urges them to take immediate steps to secure his release from prison. »continue

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