“Despite facing different difficulties and challenges,
establish your present will and determination like a mountain.”
“Despite facing different difficulties and challenges,
establish your present will and determination like a mountain.”
“Despite facing different difficulties and challenges,
establish your present will and determination like a mountain.”
TYC MISSION STATEMENT
Members of TYC accept to perform the following tasks :
- To dedicate oneself to the task of serving one’s country and people under the guidance of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the Spiritual and Temporal Ruler of Tibet.
- To promote and protect national unity and integrity by giving up all distinctions based on religion, regionalism or status.
- To work for the preservation and promotion of religion and Tibet’s unique culture and traditions.
- To struggle for the total independence of Tibet even at the cost of one’s life.
TYC also organises cultural exhibitions and festivals to create awareness among the people of the world of Tibet’s culture. Social & Educational: TYC engages in a wide variety of activities aimed at helping those in need and alleviating some of the most urgent social and educational problems. These range from organisms broom squads to building public toilets, conducting health education programmes to blood donation, holding adult education classes to starting schools and planting trees.
TYC UPDATES
Black Hat March | Day 2: From Sarah to Gopalpur
Day 2 – The day began early at 5 AM with a prayer meets and a briefing by the organizing committee. Soon after, the march set off from Sarah Tibetan Studies College, making its way toward TCV Gopalpur via Dadh. At Dadh, members of the Tibetan community of Chamunda, along with Himalayan Parivar National Secretary […]
Black Hat March Begins: Standing Against China’s so-called Ethnic Unity Law
On March 31, 2026, the Tibetan Youth Congress officially launched the Black Hat March on a historically significant day—commemorating the moment when His Holiness The Great 14th Dalai Lama, cabinet members, and thousands of Tibetans, were forced into exile and stepped onto foreign soil as a refugee because of military and illegal occupation of Tibet […]
Australia Tibet Council Delegation Meets Tibetan Civil Society
On 19 March, 2026, the Australia Tibet Council delegation visited the Tibetan Youth Congress for a meaningful engagement with Tibetan civil society representatives. The delegation included Ms Emma Davidson (Former Member of the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly), Ms Sarah Redshaw (Councillor, Blue Mountains Local Council), Ms Brittney Henderson (Melbourne candidate for VIC State Parliament […]
CAMPAIGN EVENTS
Details of Campaign Events organised by Tibetan Youth Congress
RECENT EVENTS
Black Hat March | Day 2: From Sarah to Gopalpur
Day 2 – The day began early at 5 AM with a prayer meets and a briefing by the organizing committee. Soon after, the march set off from Sarah Tibetan Studies College, making its way toward TCV Gopalpur via Dadh. At Dadh, members of the Tibetan community of Chamunda, along with Himalayan Parivar National Secretary […]
Black Hat March Begins: Standing Against China’s so-called Ethnic Unity Law
On March 31, 2026, the Tibetan Youth Congress officially launched the Black Hat March on a historically significant day—commemorating the moment when His Holiness The Great 14th Dalai Lama, cabinet members, and thousands of Tibetans, were forced into exile and stepped onto foreign soil as a refugee because of military and illegal occupation of Tibet […]
Australia Tibet Council Delegation Meets Tibetan Civil Society
On 19 March, 2026, the Australia Tibet Council delegation visited the Tibetan Youth Congress for a meaningful engagement with Tibetan civil society representatives. The delegation included Ms Emma Davidson (Former Member of the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly), Ms Sarah Redshaw (Councillor, Blue Mountains Local Council), Ms Brittney Henderson (Melbourne candidate for VIC State Parliament […]
Central Tibetan Youth Congress Receives Visit from RTYC Japan President
On March 13, 2026, the Central Tibetan Youth Congress received a visit from Tsering Dorjee, President of the Regional Tibetan Youth Congress, Japan. He was welcomed by TYC Centrex President Tsering Chomphel la, General Secretary Tenzin Lobsang la, and former President Gonpo Dhundup la, reflecting the unity that binds Tibetan Youth Congress chapters worldwide. The […]
Tibetan Youth Congress Meets with Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society
On March 13th, Tibetan Youth Congress President Tsering Chomphel and former President Gonpo Dhundup met with Professor Anand Kumar, Surender Kumar, and Jyotsna Roy, executive members of the Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society and long-time supporters of Tibet. The meeting sparked a renewed sense of unity and determined resolve between the Tibetan community and their Indian allies. […]
67th Tibetan National Uprising Day: Standing Against Oppression
On 10th March 1959, waves of desperate hope and terror swept through Lhasa as Tibetans bravely risked everything (lives, families, future) to shield His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and fight for the soul of their homeland. This uprising, forever branded with courage and sorrow, still fuels the unyielding spirit at the core of the […]
Strengthening Solidarity: Collaborative Efforts Between the Indian Uyghur Society and Tibetan Youth Congress
On 4th March 2026, the Indian Uyghur Society (IUS) President, Mr Wasim Abdullah, and General Secretary, Mr Talat Feroz, visited the Tibetan Youth Congress office and met with TYC President Mr Tsering Chomphel. During the meeting, they discussed their experiences in activism movements against the Chinese Communist regime’s repression in both Tibet and Uyghur (East […]
Tibetan Youth Congress Meets Taiwan Delegation: Strengthening Ties for the Tibetan Cause
On 27th February 2026, the Tibetan Youth Congress President, Tsering Chomphel, and Vice President, Tashi Targyal, along with other Tibetan civil society representatives, met with a Taiwan delegation in the Tibetan Youth Congress office conference room. The Taiwan delegation included Ms. Wu Pei Yi, Member of the Legislative Yuan and President of the Taiwan Parliamentary […]
TYC Commemorates the 113th Anniversary of Tibet’s Declaration of Independence in Taiwan and Dharamshala
On 13th February, 2026, The Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), in collaboration with the Human Rights Network for Tibet and Taiwan (HRNTT), organized a series of commemorative events in Taipei City to mark the 113th Anniversary of Tibet’s Declaration of Independence. Press Conference in Taipei The commemoration began with a press conference featuring distinguished speakers from […]
Free Tibet Cycle Rally 2026 (Taiwan)
On 11 February 2026, President Mr. Tsering Chomphel and Vice President Mr. Tashi Thargyal of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) participated in the Free Tibet Cycle Rally organized by the Human Rights Network for Tibet and Taiwan. During the rally, President Tsering Chomphel addressed the current situation inside Tibet, highlighting the ongoing human rights challenges […]
Strengthening Ties: TYC Leaders Commence Official Visit to Taiwan
On 10 February 2026, the President of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), Mr. Tsering Chomphel, and Vice President, Mr. Tashi Targyal, arrived in Taiwan for an official visit. Upon their arrival, they were warmly received by Mr. Tashi Tsering, Founder of the Human Rights Network for Tibet and Taiwan, and former President of the Regional […]
A Moment of Pride: Tibetans Celebrate His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s Grammy Win
On 1 February 2026, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama was honored with one of the world’s most prestigious recognitions—the Grammy Award for Best Audio Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording—for his album Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The award stands as a global acknowledgment of his lifelong message of compassion, peace, […]