Dissenting Hero Kunga Dorjee: Passing on the torch of activism

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Kunga Dorjee, a human rights activist, is our dissenting hero of the week. He was a former member of the Regional Tibetan Youth Congress...

Dissenting Hero Lhagyari Namgyal Dolkar appeals for a joint non-violent protest against China for...

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“The basis of the Chinese communist party or the Chinese government’s occupation of Tibet has been illegal and unlawful. Tibetans have since 1959 been...

Dissenting Hero Tashi Lhamo for #WhyProtest Campaign

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“I protest because it’s not only my right, it’s my duty to speak out in every way that I can when Tibetans inside Tibet...

Dissenting Hero Tenzin Migmar: “I protest because it is my responsibility”

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Our dissenting hero of this week, Tenzin Migmar, believes it is his responsibility as a Tibetan being born in a free country to exercise...

Dissenting Hero Tashi Dorjee: “Will protest until Tibet is free!”

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"No matter how happy we are here, we don’t have a place to call our own. We live on foreign land. It is one...

Dissenting Hero Zhou Fengsou: protest to define our own dignity and identity

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“We protest for change. We protest to expose the brutality of the government. We protest to let the world know there are still many...

Dissenting Hero: Tenpa Dhargyal for #WhyProtest Campaign

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Our dissenting hero of this week, Tenpa Dhargyal, is a former political prisoner and a long time human rights activist. Tenpa spent more than...

#DissentingHero Rose Tang: Unite to stand up against tyranny and dictatorship

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“Fighting for freedom and justice is my duty as a human being. Supporting Tibetans, Hong Kongers, Uighurs, Mongols, Macanese, and Taiwanese or anyone who...

Dissenting Hero Dorjee Tashi: China must abide by international standards to safeguard human rights...

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Our #dissentinghero of the week, Dorjee Tashi, popularly known as Dorjee Rangzen is a human rights activist. He has participated in a number of...

#DissentingHero: Pema Dolma on the power of protest and resistance

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“I grew up largely in communities where not many people knew about Tibet or the situation in Tibet. I was only 13 years old...