Tibetan Government-in-Exile Reaffirms Middle-Way Approach Amid China Conflict

The Tibetan government-in-exile, known as the Kashag, has reiterated its commitment to the Dalai Lama's middle-way approach to resolve the China-Tibet conflict. The statement emphasizes non-violence, dialogue, and preservation of Tibetan identity under the increased sinicisation policies of China. Celebrating the Dalai Lama's leadership, the 'Year of Compassion' focuses on global harmony.

The Tibetan government-in-exile, also known as Kashag, has reinforced its pledge to the Dalai Lama's middle-way approach concerning the ongoing China-Tibet conflict. This strategy emphasizes resolving the issue through non-violent means and dialogue.

In a recent statement on the 66th Tibetan National Uprising Day, the Kashag highlighted the Chinese government's strategy to erase Tibetan identity under the guise of promoting national unity. The statement condemned the extensive policies of sinicisation that threaten Tibetan heritage and rights.

Looking forward, the Kashag will focus on the 'Year of Compassion', honoring the Dalai Lama's leadership and promoting human values, global religious harmony, and Tibetan culture. The statement also underscored efforts to revive ancient Indian wisdom, impacting scientific discussions and SEE (Social, Emotional, and Ethical) learning across over 170 countries.

(With inputs from agencies.)