Tibetan government-in-exile

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The Tibetan government-in-exile is the India-based administration led by the Dalai Lama and Tibetan diaspora, formed after China’s takeover of Tibet to preserve Tibetan culture and advocate for its political rights.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diaspora organization
government-in-exile
political organization
alternativeName Central Tibetan Administration
claimsToRepresent Tibet
country India
established 1959
follows democratic governance model
formationReason Chinese takeover of Tibet
advocacy for Tibetan political rights
preservation of Tibetan culture
founder 14th Dalai Lama
linked to: Dalai Lama
governs Tibetan refugee settlements in Bhutan
Tibetan refugee settlements in India
Tibetan refugee settlements in Nepal
hasConstitution Charter of the Tibetans in Exile
hasExecutiveBody Kashag
hasJudicialBody Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission
hasLegislativeBody Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
headquartersLocation Dharamshala
Himachal Pradesh
India
holds regular elections for Sikyong
regular elections for Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
ideology Tibetan autonomy within China
non-violence
language English
Tibetan
leader Dalai Lama
leaderTitle Dalai Lama
Sikyong
locatedIn McLeod Ganj
notRecognizedBy People's Republic of China
linked to: China
operatesHealthSystem Tibetan health services in exile
operatesSchoolSystem Tibetan schools in exile
politicalPosition supports Middle Way Approach
politicalStatus unrecognized by most states as a sovereign government
purpose advocacy for Tibetan self-governance
preservation of Tibetan culture
preservation of Tibetan language
preservation of Tibetan religion
promotion of human rights in Tibet
religion Tibetan Buddhism
represents Tibetan diaspora
linked to: Tibetan people

Tibetan people
seeks genuine autonomy for Tibet within the PRC
shortName CTA

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Kundun portrays Tibetan government-in-exile
Tournament of Shadows hasSubject Tibetan government
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Middle Way Approach toward Tibet-China relations promotedBy Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Freedom in Exile about Tibetan government-in-exile
Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism influenced Tibetan government in Lhasa
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
McLeod Ganj hasInstitution Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tsuglagkhang Complex affiliation Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tsuglagkhang Complex associatedWith Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan Children’s Village associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan Children’s Village associatedWith Tibetan Government-in-Exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
writings of the 14th Dalai Lama associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan government-in-exile alternativeName Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan government-in-exile hasLegislativeBody Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan government-in-exile hasConstitution Charter of the Tibetans in Exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
CIHTS foundingSupporter Government of Tibet in exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Panchen Lama recognizedBy Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Central Tibet historicallyRuledBy Dalai Lama government
subject linked to: central Tibet
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
White Palace associatedWith Ganden Phodrang government
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
White Palace associatedWith Tibetan government-in-exile (historically)
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Marpo Ri associatedWith Tibetan government
subject linked to: Marpo Ri hill
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Middle Way Policy proposedBy Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Middle Way Approach advocatedBy Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Middle Way Approach associatedWith Tibetan government-in-exile
Middle Way Approach endorsedBy Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Majnu ka Tilla associatedWith Tibetan diaspora
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Majnu ka Tilla associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan independence movement associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Tibetan Youth Congress associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
Gaden Namgyal Lhatse associatedWith Tibetan government-in-exile
Ganden Tripa associatedWith Central Tibetan Administration (in exile context)
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile
1951 Seventeen Point Agreement for the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet contestedBy Tibetan Government-in-Exile
linked to: Tibetan government-in-exile