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The International Committee of Lawyers for Tibet (ICLT) advocates self-determination for the Tibetan people. Through legal action and education, ICLT promotes human rights, environmental protection, and peaceful resolution of the situation in Tibet. A non-profit membership group, ICLT is supported by attorneys, other concerned individuals, and organizations.

Tibetan Women Protesters in Beijing As the largest nation to be colonized since the founding of the United Nations, Tibet stands in dire need of international recognition and intervention. Tibetans are urging the international community to pursuade China to enter into negotiations with Tibetan representatives and to resolve the situation in Tibet in accordance with the rule of law. Such negotiations are urgent given the rapid cultural destruction occurring inside Tibet as a result of harsh religious repression, suppression of the Tibetan language in the school system, the massive population transfer of Chinese into Tibet and coercive population control policies.

The non-violent path Tibetans follow under the extraordinary leadership of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the sustainable development they practice, and the spiritual values they convey, are just a few of the reasons world peace shares its fate with the outcome in Tibet. A peaceful resolution of the Tibetan struggle will send a message to the world community that international disputes can be resolved peacefully through the rule of law. On the other hand, if such a resolution does not come about, the message to other peoples is that only war, terrorism and violence will focus effective international attention on their situations.

As the only organization devoted solely to legal advocacy for Tibet, ICLT is in a unique position to further the Tibetan struggle for freedom and justice.

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