V-TAG – Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group
Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group
What is V-TAG
V-TAG (Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group) started out as an initiative set out by the 16th Kashag, and supported by the CTA (Central Tibetan Administration).
V-TAG has now evolved into a dynamic and rapidly growing group with a membership of over 900 diverse but passionate individuals across 20 countries and spanning four continents.
Our goal
Fostering collaboration and empowering Tibetan youth to lead and advocate for Tibetan freedom.
Our mission is two-fold: we aim to foster collaboration in the Tibetan freedom movement while empowering Tibetan youth as future leaders.
Our vision
We aim to provide every Tibetan the opportunity to optimize their potential in contributing to the non-violent, mutually beneficial, negotiated, and lasting solution to the Sino-Tibetan conflict.
Together, we aim to educate, inspire, and mobilize a global community for the preservation and advancement of Tibet's heritage, rights, and future.
Latest updates
V-TAG Pune’s Efforts to Raise the Issue of Tibetan Refugees at the UNGA Committee
On 17–18 October, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) committee was held at Mahindra United World College, following the appeal initiated by V-TAG Pune to bring attention to the challenges faced by Tibetan refugees and displaced populations. Through its dedicated…
- India
V-TAG Sikkim Member Engages Punjab University Students on China’s Ethnic Unity Law and the Situation in Tibet
Tenzin Tsering, a member of the Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group (V-TAG) Sikkim, engaged with students at Panjab University in a discussion on China’s Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress and the current situation in Tibet. The interaction provided an…
- Austria
V-TAG Austria Joins Peaceful Demonstration in Vienna Calling for Human Rights and Tibetan Solidarity
On China’s National Day, nearly 200 people gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Vienna for a peaceful demonstration highlighting concerns over human rights and the ongoing situation in Tibet. The gathering brought together members of the Tibetan community, human rights…
- India
“Where Is Your Phayul From?” — V-TAG Sikkim Initiative Promotes Tibetan Identity and Heritage in Ravangla
V-TAG Sikkim organised a community initiative titled “Where Is Your Phayul From?” at Kunpheling Tibetan Settlement in Ravangla, inviting Tibetans of different generations to identify their ancestral regions on a map of Tibet. Through this simple yet meaningful activity, participants…
- India
V-TAG India Leadership Engages German Embassy and Friedrich Naumann Foundation on Tibetan Youth Advocacy
Tenzin Woesel Takrang, National Coordinator of the Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group (V-TAG) India, and Tenzin Palmo, General Secretary of V-TAG India, held a meeting with Mr. Georg Peter Gerd Enzweiler, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of the Federal…
About V-TAG
V-TAG (Voluntary Tibet Advocacy Group) started out as an initiative set out by the 16th Kashag, and supported by the CTA (Central Tibetan Administration). We aim to provide every Tibetan the opportunity to optimize their potential in contributing to the non-violent, mutually beneficial, negotiated, and lasting solution to the Sino-Tibetan conflict. V-TAG has now evolved […]