Located on the “Roof of the World”, Tibet is home to a rich spiritual tradition, a unique ecosystem, and a people whose culture has survived centuries of political and environmental upheaval.
Yet since China’s occupation in 1950, Tibetans have faced systematic repression, cultural erasure, and environmental degradation.
“Tibet at a Glance” offers a gateway to understanding Tibet’s story, its beauty, its struggle, and its global importance. Explore below to learn more about Tibet through facts, images, and analysis of the human rights situation.
Tibet in Images
See Tibet through the eyes of its people, from the breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas to the daily lives of monks, nomads, and activists.
Our photo collection highlights Tibet’s natural beauty, cultural resilience, and spiritual heritage, even under oppression.
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Human Rights, Religious Freedom & Succession
Freedom of belief, expression, and movement remain severely restricted across Tibet. This section explores China’s policies of control, the persecution of religious figures, and ongoing concerns about the succession of the Dalai Lama, an issue that carries deep spiritual and political significance for Tibetans worldwide.
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Security & Transnational Repression
China’s tightening grip on Tibet extends beyond its borders. Through digital surveillance, intimidation, and transnational repression, the Chinese state targets Tibetan communities in exile and their allies abroad. ICT documents and exposes these patterns to safeguard freedom and security for Tibetans worldwide.
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Tibet in Facts
Discover key information about Tibet’s geography, people, environment, and governance. From its towering mountain ranges and vital rivers to its unique language and religion, this overview provides a factual foundation for understanding Tibet’s global relevance and the challenges it faces today.
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