Tibet Climate Action Conference-Road to COP26: Fri, 25 June 2021 & Sat, 26 June 2021.

Tibet is one of the front lines of the global climate crisis: it's warming three times faster than the rest of the earth. In the climate crisis eight billion tonnes of ice in Tibet are being lost every year as Tibet is melting at an alarming rate. Urgent climate action is needed.

 Addressing “the Third Pole Climate Crisis” Tibet House Trust, London is hosting Tibet Climate Action Conference-Road to COP26, at Royal Geographical Society, London on 25-26 June as a programme in the run up to UN COP26 in Glasgow.

 The speakers include: Honourable Sikyong Penpa Tsering - President, Central Tibetan Administration, India, Dr Martin Mills - Director of Scottish Centre for Himalaya Research, Aberdeen University, Scotland, Isabel Hilton - Founder, China Dialogue, United Kingdom, Kerry McCarthy - Labour MP for Bristol East, England, Tenzin Choekyi - Senior Researcher, Tibet Watch, France, Dr Lobsang Yangtso - Researcher, International Tibet Network, India, Thinlay Chukki - Special Appointee for Human Rights, The Tibet Bureau, Geneva, Switzerland.

 There will be two panel discussions on day one and day two will have workshop for Tibetans on campaign and advocacy for Tibet Climate Action.

 Speakers after delivering their speech will engage with the audience in an interactive question and answer session.

The panel discussions will be broadcasted live on Office of Tibet London Facebook

page from BST 10:45am.

 It is a free event and open to all

 For registration please visit:

Day one: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/156646139821

Day two: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/158322285217