HUMAN RIGHTS IN TIBET— COLLECTIVE FAILURE OF WORLD COMMUNITY
By: Vijay Kranti and Anjali Mishra
New Delhi: Experts in an international webinar on Tibet expressed concern over the consistently deteriorating human rights situation inside Tibet under the Chinese rule. Their common concern was that the world community, especially world governments, has failed in its responsibility to ensure that the basic human rights of Tibetan people are preserved and respected. This webinar was jointly organized by the Centre for Himalayan Asia Studies and Engagement (CHASE) and the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) from New Delhi to mark the 63rd Anniversary of the Tibetan people’s uprising against China’s Colonial Occupation. It was on 10th March in 1959 when Tibetan people stood up against Chinese colonial rule over their country. The uprising was crushed by China’s People’s Liberation Army with a heavy hand and Tibetan ruler and the supreme spiritual leader Dalai Lama was forced to escape to India for refuge.
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