Today over 100 Tibetans, Indian and foreign supporters observed World Water Day with a series of creative events to shine a light on China’s rampant environmental degradation of Tibet’s rivers and environment. Jointly organized by Tibetan Women’s Association and Students for a Free Tibet-India, Tibet activists performed a street theatre in Dharamsala, Tibetan Exile Capital protesting China’s exploitation of Tibet’s ecology and it’s negative impact on Asia. They held placards saying “Tibet Dies, Asia Dries”, “Be Strong India: Stand Up for Brahmaputra” and “Save Tibetan Rivers” TWA and SFT-India jointly submitted Letters of Concern to the Indian Prime Ministers Office, and Embassies of Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in Delhi.
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- Street Theatre at Mcloed Ganj
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- Talk on Tibetan rivers by Tenpa Gyaltsen
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- Introduction speech on Tibetan by Dorjee Tsetan
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- Introduction speech on English by Dorjee kyi
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- Volunteers in Action
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- Tibet’s River Asia’s life line
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- SFT-India carried out a photo-action at Central Park, Connaught Place, New Delhi with members of SFT Delhi & Tibetan Women’s Association
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- Siddhant Chawla of SFT Jalandhar
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- SFT Bangalore observed World Water Day
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- SFT Jalandhar along with students of Lovely Professional University
