Tibetan Losar Greetings from Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities (GATPM)

Dear Friends, Supporters, Allies, and Partners,

As we welcome the Year of the Wood Snake – 2152 on 28th February 2025, I extend my warmest Losar Tashi Deleg to you and your loved ones! May this Tibetan New Year bring joy, strength, and prosperity to all.

Losar is a time to honor our rich heritage, from the golden era of Tibet’s Dharma Kings to the resilience and determination of our people today. It is also a moment to renew our collective commitment to justice and freedom, especially for those still suffering under China’s brutal rule.

This year holds special significance as we celebrate the 90th birthday of His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama on 6th July – a milestone that reminds us of his lifelong dedication to peace, compassion, and the Tibetan cause. His wisdom continues to guide and inspire us in our struggle for truth and justice.

On this occasion, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all supporters, parliamentarians, NGOs, human rights activists, political leaders, and allies who stand in solidarity with Tibet and other persecuted communities. Your unwavering support strengthens our movement and amplifies our voices on the global stage.

With your continued solidarity, the Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities (GATPM) remains steadfast in its mission to champion human rights, freedom, and justice. As we step into this new year, let us reaffirm our shared resolve to stand for Tibet and all those enduring persecution.

Thank you for your commitment and support. May the spirit of Losar inspire us to move forward with courage, unity, and determination!

Losar Tashi Deleg!

With gratitude and determination,

Tsering Passang
Founder & Chair
Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities (GATPM)

Updates: 27th February 2025

The Independent – Don’t forget the atrocities committed by the Chinese Communist Party over the last 100 years

British Museum Under Fire for Legitimising Chinese Suppression of Tibetan Identity in Silk Roads Exhibition

China’s ‘Super-Embassy’ in London Must Be Stopped: A Threat to Democracy and Human Rights

Communist China’s illegal occupation of Tibet to be remembered on March 10th – Tibetans worldwide commemorate the 66th Anniversary of the National Uprising Day in Lhasa (1959)

China’s Wang Yi in London for the UK-China Strategic Dialogue – “Put Tibet on the Agenda”, says Tibetan rights activist

A Tribute to Gyalo Thondup: A Lifelong Champion of Tibet

[An Urgent Appeal] Defend Free Speech and Democracy – Join Us at the Royal Mint Court – 1000s to join the huge London Protest on February 8th to STOP CCP’s “Super-Embassy”