TWA publishes reports about the socio political status of women both inside and outside of Tibet. These online and print reports are well-researched and up-to-date, and of interest to researchers and the international community.
TWA believes it is important to spread the message of issues concerning Tibet in a variety of ways. To increase global awareness of Tibet and the visibility of TWA, the organization uses print media, video, the press and TWA products to raise our voices.

TWA develops, publishes and distributes various brochures and reports to local, national and international audiences on issues concerning human rights violations of the Tibetan people living in Tibet. TWA is particularly concerned with the gender-specific violations towards women. Specifically, issues addressed in these publications concern the restrictions of political, social, educational, economic and religious freedoms that are fundamental to the human condition.

TWA has produced two videos: Voices in Exile: Tibetan Women’s Journeys is a moving and powerful video which breaks the silence of many Tibetan women and their stories of a struggle for peace and freedom; Undying Spirit: 40 years of Tibetan Women in Exile examines an exciting and empowering five day period in 1999 in New Delhi, India when thousands of Tibetan women gathered to participate in International Women’s Day on March 8th, Tibetan Uprising Day on March 10th, and Tibetan Women’s Uprising Day on March 12th. TWA hopes to produce more videos in the future.

Whenever deemed necessary, TWA issues international press releases concerning the plight of Tibet. TWA also writes articles for various international Tibetan support publications.

Finally, TWA’s annual magazine, Dolma, keeps TWA members, friends and the community informed about our activities.

See our Books, Newsletters, Dolma Magazine, Reports and Photos pages for further information (or browse the ‘Publications’ menu above) and see below for news relating to recent publications.

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• Tibetan Women’s Association’s Vice president Mrs. Kalsang Youdon la and staff Ms. Thupten Lhamo la visited Lal Quila, Delhi Tibetan Refugee Woolen Association.
• Friends from Spain
• The four major NGOs from Dharamsala has organised a Peaceful Cycle Rally from McLeod Ganj main Square to Norbulingka to commemorate the 2008 National Uprising in Tibet.
• The four NGOs also organised a similar Cycle Rally at Delhi starting from Tibetan Camp Manju Ka Tilla to Indian Parliament Street with the sincere participations of the 50 students from Delhi Colleges.
• Tibetan Women’s Association is happy to meet again Prof. LAU Hon-Shiang and his wife.
• President Dolma Yangchen la joined four other Tibetan NGOs to have an interaction session with over fifty odd students and Professors from Department of Politics and Public Administration of Madras University led by Tibet Policy Institute and International Tibet Networks.
• The Press Statements issued by Tibetan Women’s Association, Central in three different languages, on the occasion of the ‘World Human Rights Day’ and the ’28th anniversary of the Conferment of Noble Peace Prize Day
• Tibetan Women’s Association in collaboration with Operation Groundswell successfully led a one week program for the OG participants.
• TWA representative at Nobel Women’s Initiative international conference -DEFENDING THE DEFENDERS
• Job Announcement: TWA is recruiting an English Research and Media Officer.
• TWA urges the UN Delegation visiting China to heed to status of Tibetan Women in Tibet
• TWA attended ‘Asia Democracy Network’ held in Seoul, Korea
• Tibetan NGOs call whereabouts and release 11th Panchen Lama Gedhun Choekyi Nyima
• An Academic Dialogue: What Does the Tibet Leverage Mean for India Today?
• TWA to organize Crucial Panel Discussion on India-China-Tibet relations on the eve of Chinese President Hu Jintao’s India visit

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