Dear John,

For decades, China has defined and refined a policy of cruelty against my own
people in Tibet: forced relocations, bans on peaceful religious practices—even
imprisonment and torture.

And now they’re turning these tactics against others.

Brave reporters are revealing the truth about China’s brutal persecution of
ethnic and religious groups, widespread deployment of secret surveillance
technology and economic bullying of nations worldwide. Finally,
China’s government is in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

So John, it’s critical that you and I act right now
to stand against China’s oppression and stand up for human rights—and make sure
the world knows of the crisis in Tibet. Please make a generous gift now to help
us in our work to stop China’s oppression of the Tibetan people.
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China’s hunger for power and domination isn’t limited to Tibet. They’re intent
on imposing their ideology and control on anyone who they think opposes them.

Tibetans know all too well how it feels to have someone strip away your rights.
And it can’t go on any longer.

When you support ICT’s legislative campaign to stop this oppression and hold
China accountable, you help put protections in place for the Tibetan people
against China’s unchecked aggression. And, you set an example for the world...
that no country is too powerful to be
above the law of human rights.

Give now to support our work and show that it’s possible to take on China—and
win.

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Tibetans are counting on us to take a stand. I hope you’ll join me.
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In solidarity,

Bhuchung K. Tsering
Vice President

P.S. China’s hunger for domination is a threat to human rights worldwide. They won’t stop unless people like you,
John, call
out their behavior and take action to counter them.
Please support ICT’s efforts to empower Tibetans in their struggle against
China’s authoritarian government today.
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Bod Gyalo! Victory for Tibet!


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