President Xi's arrival…

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Dear Hans, Chinese President Xi Jinping – who presides over China's inhumane treatment of Tibetan political prisoners – will be arriving at the White House this Friday. Add your name to this International Campaign for Tibet petition now. Sign before midnight to add your voice to the ever growing list of over 5,000 supporters worldwide. Highly-revered lama Tenzin Delek Rinpoche died in a Chinese prison this summer. ICT helped alert the world to this tragedy. Now we are rallying public support to help save Khenpo Khartse, a respected abbot who is beloved by his community and is suffering serious health problems as he serves a 2-1/2 year sentence for allegedly "divulging state secrets." Friday's State Visit by China's president gives us a golden opportunity to focus attention on the plight of political prisoners in Tibet … and to make sure President Xi hears our call for justice loud and clear! Please sign now to help free Tibetan political prisoners. Thank you, Matteo Mecacci President

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Tell President Obama to stand up for Tibetans

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Dear Hans, You can be the voice of Tibetan political prisoners – a voice they desperately need – by signing this International Campaign for Tibet petition to President Obama. It’s important for you to act now because Chinese President Xi Jinping will be at the White House on Friday. This official state visit gives us a golden opportunity to focus attention on the plight of political prisoners in Tibet. President Xi Jinping is leading a ruthless crackdown on Tibetans' human rights. "Crimes" punishable by imprisonment and torture include peaceful assembly, displaying the Tibetan flag, and calling for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Tibet. Highly-revered lama Tenzin Delek Rinpoche died in a Chinese prison this summer. ICT alerted the world to the desecration of his body and persecution of his family members. Now we are rallying public support to help save Khenpo Khartse, a respected abbot who is beloved by his community suffering serious health problems as he serves a 2-1/2 year sentence for allegedly "divulging state secrets." Please sign ICT’s petition to President Obama urging him to stand up for Tibetans. Issues raised during his meetings with President Xi Jinping must include: Investigating the death of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche. Releasing Khenpo Khartse and all innocent Tibetan political prisoners. Committing to dialogue with envoys of the Dalai Lama to end China’s repression in Tibet. Thank you for speaking up for voiceless Tibetan political prisoners…and for all you do to help resolve the crisis in Tibet. Sincerely, Matteo Mecacci President P.S. Please forward this message to your friends and encourage them to join you in helping free Tibetan political prisoners.

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Don't let Khenpo Kartse be next

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Dear Hans, You could be Tibetan political prisoner Khenpo Kartse’s key to freedom and his best chance for survival. This highly-revered religious leader is serving a 2.5 year sentence in a Chinese prison for allegedly “divulging state secrets” – reminiscent of spurious charges that led to the imprisonment and tragic death of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche last month. Due to serious health problems, worsened by deplorable prison conditions, Khenpo Kartse might be the next victim of China’s brutal policies in Tibet. Your contribution to the International Campaign for Tibet could make a difference. People of conscience and compassion like you are the voice Tibetan political prisoners have … and their source of hope. Your support of ICT helps fund high-level advocacy campaigns, intensify pressure on the Chinese government and seek justice for innocents like Khenpo Kartse. Khenpo Kartse’s life is at risk. Make sure he is not next. That’s why your immediate response is so urgently needed. Please make your tax-deductible gift now. Thank you, Matteo Mecacci President P.S. Because your support will help us seek freedom for Khenpo Kartse, I hope you will be as generous as possible. If you donate $10 or more, I will send you an ICT Freedom Bracelet to wear in solidarity with all Tibetan political prisoners.

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Folter: Neuer Bericht der ICT - Tibet-News März 2015

Werden Sie aktiv! "Folter und Straflosigkeit in Tibet" - Tibet-News März 2015 Sehr geehrter Herr Hans Friedhoff, herzlich willkommen zur März-Ausgabe der Tibet-News im Jahr 2015. Heute, am Jahrestag des tibetischen Volksaufstands von 1959, sind wir in Gedanken bei den Menschen in Tibet. Ein neuer Bericht der ICT belegt: Folter ist in Tibet weit verbreitet. Seit 2008 ist eine deutliche Zunahme zu verzeichnen. Und niemand wird dafür zur Rechenschaft gezogen. In dieser Ausgabe: +++ Folter und Straflosigkeit in Tibet +++ Staatsmacht überwacht Feiern +++ NEU: Tibet-China-Blog der ICT +++ Solidarität mit Tibet +++ Empfehlen Sie uns weiter! Mit herzlichem Gruß Kai Müller, Geschäftsführer Folter und Straflosigkeit in Tibet Neuer Bericht der ICT. ››mehr Staatsmacht überwacht Feiern Tibet: Nervöser Start ins neue Jahr. ››mehr Neu: Tibet-China-Blog der ICT Hintergrundberichte und Analysen. ››mehr Solidarität mit Tibet Demonstration in Paris! ››mehr Empfehlen Sie uns weiter! Neue Newsletter- Abonennten gesucht. ››mehr +++ Jetzt online: Der neue Tibet-China-Blog der ICT +++ Impressum: International Campaign for Tibet Deutschland e.V. Schönhauser Allee 163 10435 Berlin Vereinsregister: VR 4305, Amtsgericht Münster   Gesetzliche Vertretung: Jan Andersson (Vorstandsvorsitzender) Tel.: 030 27879086 Fax.: 030 27879087 Email: info@savetibet.de Spendenkonto: Konto-Nr. 3210400 BLZ 100 205 00 Bank für Sozialwirtschaft IBAN: DE20100205000003210400 BIC: BFSWDE33BER Haftungsausschlüsse: Der Newsletter von ICT Deutschland e.V. (ICT) kann Hyperlinks auf Webseiten Dritter enthalten. ICT übernimmt für die Inhalte dieser Webseiten keine Verantwortung. Ferner macht sich ICT diese Webseiten und ihre Inhalte auch nicht zu eigen, da ICT die verlinkten Informationen nicht kontrolliert und für die dort bereit gehaltenen Inhalte und Informationen auch nicht verantwortlich ist. Deren Nutzung erfolgt auf eigenes Risiko des Nutzers.