Carrying the multicolored Tibetan national flag and banners in their hands, the protestors raised slogans like ‘wake up United Nation’ & “ No More Sleeping – United Nation” to protest the UN's inaction against China's injustices inside Tibet. Mr. Tenzin Norsang, Joint secretary of Tibetan Youth Congress addressed the crowd and relayed the importance of continuing our struggle in exile as even after 50 years of occupation, Tibetan inside Tibet continue to protest the brutal occupation of Tibet.

On this day, TYC submitted a memorandum through the UN Information Center to appeal to the United Nation to pressure China to allow independent international media to access Tibet without any restrictions, to lift the restrictions on the freedom of movement inside Tibet, to stop the illtreatment of Tibetan women political prisoners especially Tibetan nuns and to allow fact finding delegations to assess the situation inside Tibet.

TYC's Organisational Secretary Tenzing Yangzom along with an elderly Tibetan women and a nun protestor submitted the memorandum on behalf of the 6 million Tibetans. They met with Mr. Rajiv Chandran, National Information Officer of UN and expressed to them their concerns of the critical situation of Tibetans Women inside Tibet. After discussing for more than half hour, Mr. Rajiv Chandran assured Ms. Yangzom that he will submit the memorandum to the main UN office and will take all the necessary action to raise the issue inside the UN. The protest at the UN Information Centre concluded with a 2 minute silence in remembrance of the sacrifices made by Tibetan women, the singing of the Tibetan and Indian National Anthem and with a pledge to continue our struggle for the Tibet.

On the same day, the chain hunger strike led by the young Tibetans for 50 hours, 50 minutes, and 50 seconds with a pledge on the 50th Tibetan National Uprising day to shoulder their responsibility to struggle for Tibet's Independence was concluded and a second batch of hunger strikers led by 17 Tibetans above 50 years began their hunger strike. Among the oldest participant was Mr. Kunsang, 81 years of age from Purwala who participated in the unto Death Hunger Strike led by TYC in 1998 and had come all the way to Delhi to particpate in the activity here. Dorjee la, the head of the Majnu ka Tila camp offered scarfs to all the hunger strikers and said “we all have a dream of returning back to Tibet so what we are doing here is for the Rangzen and everyone should take their part.”

In support of the demands and appeal of the 4 Tibetans on Indefinite Hunger Strike led by TYC in Brussels, 50 Tibetans in Jantar Mantar, New Delhi will write an Appeal Letter using their own blood on the 14 March 2009 to the European parliament in Brussels to support the hunger strikers demands.