Tsundue standing in front of large building with manicured grounds, carrying big package of petitions on right shoulder and displaying a petition in left hand.
Walk a Mile for Tibet - Tsundue's log

Day 27 – 10 March 2021 – Update 1 and 2

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Update 1: Last 10 km

Walking the Last 10Kms. See you at the Jantar Mantar @1PM.

Update 2: Petition

We have gathered 6,542 signatures from our online platform. Much more signatures came from Tibetan refugee camps where Tibetan activists from Tibetan Youth Congress, Tibetan Women’s Association, National Democratic Party of Tibet, Students for a Free Tibet, and Voice for the Voiceless movement for Tibet.

We submitted the petition today at the Office of the Prime Minister of India. There were little more than 50,000 signatures.

I want to thank all these organizations and individuals who made these signature campaigns successful.

This march from Dharamshala to Delhi, 12 February to 10 March 2021, aims to highlight Tibet as the missing link between India and China. I am appealing to the government of India to #RepealOneChinaPolicy

Help me spread the word. Share, forward and tweet: #RepealOneChinaPolicy #WalkaMileForTibet

Sign petition here: ipetitions.com/petition/support-tenzin-tsundue-stand-up-for-tibet

Images from today - click/tap image to see full size and slideshow

Tsundue standing in front of large building with manicured grounds, carrying big package of petitions on right shoulder and displaying a petition in left hand.
Photo of the full text of the petition 'Requesting the Indian Government to repeal its One-China policy'
View of Tsundue from the rear, walking on paved area with large building in background, carrying large bundle of petitions on his shoulder.
Tsundue holding bundle of petitions with others in the back of a white car with the rear door open, with two policemen standing outside.
Tsundue sitting in a white plastic chair using his mobile phone, with bundle of petitions on the ground beside him and a water bottle on the other side.
The large bundle of petitions, tied together with khata (Tibetan ceremonial white scarf).

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