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Tibetans condemn the government of Nepal for confiscating thousands of ballots cast by Tibetans participating in the October 3rd preliminary round of elections to nominate candidates to the office of Prime Minister and Parliament of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile. Read SFT's Press Statement on the incident.
Join a protest at the Nepalese Embassy in London, Tuesday, October 5th from 12-2pm. Read more.
CLICK HERE to watch the shocking video of Nepali police forcibly removing ballot boxes. CLICK HERE to call Nepalese Consulate or Embassy nearest you to lodge a complaint.
SFT hosted Art for Tibet II,a unique exhibit in New York on Sept 21-25. 100 artists, including many Tibetan contemporary artists, exhibited works
at this event to celebrate Tibet's cultural resistance. Read Exec Director Tendor's blog post about the event.
The Online Auction continues till Monday, Oct 4. Start Bidding Now to win valuable and affordable artworks by leading Tibetan artists Gonkar Gyatso, Pema Rinzin, Rigdol, and internationally acclaimed artists.
While Wen Jiabao was in New York for the UN General Assembly last week, SFT projected live twitter
messages on the front wall of the Waldorf-Astoria, where the Chinese Premier was staying.
People from dozens of countries including Tibet, China, UK, US, India,
France, New Zealand, and Brazil sent direct messages to Wen via twitter
to @wjbny. A live twitter feed was projected on the
Waldorf and nearby buildings. Watch the NTDTV report: "Direct Line to Wen Jiabao."
SFT's 3rd episode of the Renaissance Series explored the themes of
pride, unity and vision as expressed in the "I am
Tibetan" poems and songs from inside Tibet.
Images of detained Tibetan artists, writers, and musicians were projected onto the Chinese consulate building to protest China's attack on Tibet's culture as "Tibet Week" opened at the Shanghai Expo. View photosand watch a video.
Tibetans, supporters call for Runggye Adak's release
Three years after his arrest, footage of Runggye Adak's bold protest speech at the Lithang Horse Racing Festival has been publicly released. Adak is serving an 8-year prison sentence for simply denouncing China's policies in Tibet and calling for the return of the Dalai Lama.Take action for Runggye Adak's release.
SFT hosted 
While Wen Jiabao was in New York for the UN General Assembly last week, SFT projected live twitter
messages on the front wall of the Waldorf-Astoria, where the Chinese Premier was staying.
