Anniversary celebration of the GSTF
On September 23rd, 2023 we celebrated 40 years of GSTF - Many thanks to all guests and helpers! We look back on a very…
We are committed to Tibet and the Tibetans in Switzerland. So that Tibet does not forget!
On September 23rd, 2023 we celebrated 40 years of GSTF - Many thanks to all guests and helpers! We look back on a very…
In April 1983 the Swiss-Tibetan Friendship Association, STFA for short, was founded.
Today the GSTF is the largest Swiss non-governmental organization for Tibet and has around 1 members. It is divided into 500 sections, which are headed by the board elected by the members. The office supports the board and the sections in the diverse fields of activity and ensures that the GSTF can work efficiently, directly and uncomplicatedly for the cause of Tibet.
In a series of events at various locations in Tibet, monks were repeatedly taught how to practice religion. In the…
From September 15th to 17th, a Kalachakra ceremony took place in the eastern Tibetan city of Tsoe, now Gansu Province. The visitors resisted...
At the invitation of the Chinese government, a group of foreign journalists were allowed to visit an eastern Tibetan region in Kardze Prefecture, today's Sichuan Province, at the end of August...
On July 31, the United Front, a branch of the Chinese Communist Party, published a regulation that further regulates religious activities. The regulation…
Tibetan activist Tashi Wangchuk, who continues to advocate for the preservation of the Tibetan language after being released from his five-year prison sentence, reports on a…
At a meeting in Beijing in early August, academics called on the PRC government to stop using the name "Tibet" and…