Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Pro-Tibet Protest at UN Coincides with China's Address
Tibetan activists protested outside the UN in New York while China's Premier spoke.
The activists want Tibet to be independent from China and are asking for help from other countries.
The Chinese leader spoke about the importance of countries working together to boost the global economy, and against trade barriers.
The protest happened while world leaders were at the UN discussing important issues.
Tibetan activists protested outside the UN in New York, calling for Tibetan independence.
The protest coincided with the 80th session of the UN General Assembly.
Protesters chanted slogans such as "Free Tibet, China out."
China's Premier Li Qiang addressed the UNGA, representing President Xi Jinping.
Li criticized protectionist trade measures and advocated for international collaboration.
- Who
- Tibetan activists and China's Premier Li Qiang
- What
- Protested for Tibetan independence and addressed the UNGA advocating for economic cooperation.
- When
- Friday, during the UNGA session
- Where
- New York, outside the UN Headquarters
- Why
- Activists sought global support for Tibetan independence; Li addressed global economic concerns.
Advocates for Tibetan Independence
Supporters of China's Policies in Tibet
Tibetan Sovereignty
Advocates for Tibetan Independence
Advocates for the complete independence of Tibet from China.
Supporters of China's Policies in Tibet
Not explicitly mentioned, implicitly supports China's current control over Tibet.
- Event
- UNGA Session; Pro-Tibet Protest
- Location
- New York, UN Headquarters
- Protest Focus
- Tibetan Independence
- Chinese Speaker
- Premier Li Qiang
- Protest Group
- Regional Tibetan Youth Congress
