TYC celebrates 50 years anniversary in TIPA Hall

Dharamshala 7 October:  The celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Tibetan Youth Congress is an occasion to look back, reminisce and reassess its achievements. It is also a time for TYC to review the past obstacles and consolidate its strength to tackle the present and future challenges. 

 

The Golden Jubilee celebration took place in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala with Mr. Tenzin Geyche Tethong, Co-founder and first President of the Tibetan Youth Congress as the Special Guest, Mr. Sonam Norbu Dagpo, former President and Chief Justice Commissioner, and Mr. Pema Jugney, Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in exile as the Chief Guest. Apart from that, Former TYC executives or their representatives also attended the event. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the program was scaled down to a modest event. 

 

L – R: Mr. Lobsang Tsering (Vice President), Mr. Gonpo Dhundup (President), Mr. Sonam Norbu Dagpo (Former President of TYC and Chief Justice Commissioner), Mr. Tenzin Geyche Tethong (Co-founder and first President of TYC) and Mr. Pema Jugney (Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in exile). 

 

In the opening remarks by the founder and first president of TYC, Mr. Tenzin Geyche Tethong commended the organization for its work for the Tibetan people and commented on China’s growing repressive policies in Tibet. He asked for greater unity amongst Tibetans in exile. 

 

After that, Mr. Sonam Norbu Dagpo, former President and the Chief Justice Commissioner applauded TYC for its commitment to Tibet’s freedom movement and for being the frontrunner organization in organizing campaigns and creating awareness for Tibetans on democracy, voting, and leadership. 

 

Speaker of the TPiE, Mr. Pema Jugney talked about the effectiveness of TYC in providing a platform for young leaders and pointed out how some of the most important and influential leaders had their roots in TYC. 

 

The program concluded with a virtual message from CTA President Dr. Lobsang Sangay and TYC co-founder Tenzin Namgyal Tethong.   

 

Performance by the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA). 

Mr. Tenzin Geyche Tethong la, Co-founder of the Tibetan Youth Congress along with the 17th Central Executive Members of Tibetan Youth Congress. 

Organizing Committee of the 50th Year founding anniversary of the Tibetan Youth Congress. 

Group Picture with the participants of the Golden Jubilee Celebration of TYC at Imperial Hotel. 

 

   

TYC launches digital campaign #MakeChinaAccountable2020

The online campaign comes in light of China’s lack of accountability and misrepresentation of facts over the origin, cause, spread, and fatalities of the Covid-19 pandemic. The Chinese leadership under its failed leader Xi Jinping is responsible for the lies, deception, and cover-ups that ultimately led to the global COVID-19 pandemic. China’s blatant disregard for the global call for transparency over-sharing of information pertaining to the virus,  even after more than a hundred days is worrying. TYC strongly believes that the global efforts to resolve such a mammoth crisis affecting life will only be successful provided China is held accountable. Therefore in an effort to amplify the global call for China’s accountability, TYC and its chapters groups have devised an online campaign to enable mass participation in the global call.

 

Harnessing the potential of digital communication technology as it mandates the real world, the TYC led campaign will have over a period of ten days, the participation of over 100,000 individuals irrespective of nationality, race, color, gender, and faith. The campaign participants will post videos of less than 60-second length on the campaign Facebook page expressing in their own words and choice of language, their call for the Chinese leadership to be transparent, honest and become a responsible partner in the global efforts to end the spread of the pandemic.

 

   

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