RTFC, which aims to highlight the Tibetan cause by raising as many flags as possible around the world, was formed last month by Wen King, 23, from Taiwan/USA, and founder and director of the Rogpa Charitable Trust, Tenzing Jamyang. The pair has already distributed over 5,000 flags in the town.

Mr. Jamyang said, “This flag is filled with blood. If you carry this flag in Tibet, you will be shot down by the Chinese army. Even if you put it in your cupboard, and your house is searched, you will be in very deep trouble. This flag is beautiful, and it is very dangerous to raise in Tibet, but raising just one Tibetan flag in other parts of the world shows the people of Tibet that we are standing with them. It pays homage to those who have risked their lives and are still languishing in prison.” Read the full article >

Amritsar May 3, (ANI): Hundreds of activist of various organizations on Saturday took out a peace March in support of Tibetan cause in the heart of Amritsar. Supporters from Amritsar, New Delhi, Dharmshala and even from England participated in the peace march and took out a candle light rally in the evening. The protesters holding placards, portraits of Dalai Lama, Mahatma Gandhi and flag of Tibet in their hands raised slogans like Stop cultural genocide in Tibet, May peace prevail on earth, Save Tibet.
Talking to media, Chime Young Dung, president of National Democratic Party of Tibet, said: By taking out such peace march we would like to attract the attention of the world about the atrocities has been done by the China Government upon Tibetans. He demands that first of all world leaders intervene the issue and Olympic should not be played in China. Read the full article >