International Campaign for Tibet

The International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) is a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting Tibetan human rights and democratic aspirations. For over three decades, ICT has worked to amplify the voices of Tibetans and advocate for a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Tibet. Recently, the organization has drawn attention to China's alleged concealment of the scale of a devastating flood disaster on the Tibetan plateau, where hundreds of homes were reportedly destroyed. ICT campaigners have questioned Beijing's official narrative, highlighting restrictions on public discussion and the penalization of individuals for sharing information about the floods. Furthermore, the organization has been associated with recent events highlighting the ongoing struggle for Tibetan self-determination, such as a self-immolation incident outside the UN headquarters in New York by an individual described as a 'tireless advocate for Tibet.' These events underscore ICT's continued relevance in bringing international attention to the human rights, environmental, and political issues facing Tibet.