Yesterday, the United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act. The bill now goes to the Senate floor, which is the last step before it is sent to the President to sign. The progress of this...

Today, at China’s third Universal Periodic Review at the United Nations, 13 member states stood up for Tibet, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Nine of these states (Australia, Canada,...

The unanimous passing of the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act by the House on September 25, 2018 was a historic victory for Tibet. However, in order for this bill to become law, the Senate must also pass it, so that the President...

Today, Google held its annual product launch event. At the event, they proclaimed: “delivering information is why we exist.” But this isn’t entirely true - Google is working on a major project that would limit access to information for more than 1 billion...

You may remember that three months ago we held the 2nd Tibet, Hong Kong, and Taiwan Round Table Conference on Freedom, Democracy, and the Right to Self-Determination. Since then, we’ve been working hard to develop our coalition to include the voices of other...

It’s a victorious day for Tibet! Yesterday, the House Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act. The Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act says that unless China relaxes its draconian restrictions on travel to Tibet for Americans, the Chinese government officials...