Exiled communities in Sydney marked “China National Falls Day,” uniting Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hongkongers, and Chinese activists to denounce CCP repression.

On China’s national day, Tibetans and Chinese activists in Vienna protested, urging Beijing to respect religious freedom and Tibetan rights.

CTA leaders in Dharamsala honored Mahatma Gandhi’s 156th birth anniversary, reaffirming Tibet’s nonviolent struggle inspired by his philosophy.

Actor Richard Gere will receive Human Rights First’s first Visionary Award for lifelong advocacy on Tibet, global health, refugees, and human rights.

The 6th Peace Rally Marathon for Tibet ended in Toronto, with activists highlighting Tibet’s crisis under Chinese rule and marking the Dalai Lama’s 90th year.

Young Tibet advocates met EU lawmakers in Brussels, urging stronger action on rights, language, and environment, while pressing for sanctions on Chinese officials.

UN rapporteur Alexandra Xanthaki warned Paris museums’ changes from “Tibet” to China-aligned terms threaten Tibetans’ cultural rights and identity.

Wells Fargo upgraded Amer Sports to “Overweight,” saying backlash over Arc’teryx’s Tibet fireworks display quickly faded without affecting sales in China.

CTA held a prayer service in Dharamshala to mourn Gaden Trisur Rinpoche, the 104th Ganden Tripa, who passed away in Bylakuppe on 26 September, aged 90.

Despite pledges of cleanup, Tibetans are left clearing debris from Cai Guo-Qiang and Arc’teryx’s fireworks show, fuelling criticism of exploitation in Tibet.