Tibetan Legal Association - TLA

Tibetan Legal Association - TLA The Aims and Objective of the Tibetan Legal Association (TLA)

(a) To provide all possible legal assistan

The Aims and Objective of the Tibetan Legal Association (TLA)

(a) To provide all possible legal assistance to the weak, poor and underprivileged Tibetans living in the Tibetan community in-exile, provide legal advice to Tibetans faced with problems related to law, provide free service of interpreters and lawyers to weak and poor Tibetans, and endeavour to provide legal services/lawyers to poor In

dians requiring legal protection. (b) To initiate/promote activities at various international forums by effectively presenting the case of Tibet from a legal standpoint. (c) To provide advice and workshops from time to time to members of the association, schools, monasteries, non-governmental organisations, civil servants of the CTA, general public, etc., thereby enhancing the knowledge on law and enabling individuals and the community to present/argue their rights in accordance with legal procedures. To further provide advice on prevention of illegal or unlawful acts and training by experts to Tibetans in-exile on various subjects pertaining to law. (d) To offer service and legal advice to the Central Tibetan Administration, if and when approached. (e) To initiate/promote a project on researching law of the respective country as well as international law and translating these into the Tibetan language. To launch a website for social networking, periodically publishing and distributing books, magazine, etc., and eventually building a law library for advancement of legal procedure by the Tibetan community. (f) To research and examine legal systems/procedures of countries which may be relevant to the political struggle of the Tibetan people. In particular to conduct study and research into the legal system of China making them known to the Tibetan people, and avail the knowledge while striving for the cause of Tibet. (g) To raise funds lawfully through grants, donations, etc. This fund will be utilised for achieving the aims of the association, for the welfare of the Tibetan people, and for the cause of Tibet. (h) To provide scholarships, grants, stipends and allowances to deserving Tibetan law students or Tibetan lawyers for his/her advancement of knowledge. To create a forum exploring employment opportunities to Tibetan lawyers and to give them career counselling. (i) To organise workshops from time to time for enhancement of legal knowledge of the Tibetan law students. (j) To maintain and strengthen contacts with local, regional and international entities/organizations having objectives similar to the Tibetan Legal Association. (k) To formulate and implement projects which are beneficial to the Tibetan community. (l) To endeavour to achieve the above stated objectives in keeping with the availability of funds and human resources of the association.

We are pleased to welcome Dheden Wangmo, a first-year law student, as an intern with the Tibetan Legal Association this ...
10/06/2026

We are pleased to welcome Dheden Wangmo, a first-year law student, as an intern with the Tibetan Legal Association this summer.
Having recently completed her first year of legal studies, Dheden joins us with a keen interest in gaining practical experience beyond the classroom and developing a deeper understanding of how law serves communities in real-world settings.

Throughout her internship, she looks forward to learning from experienced practitioners, strengthening her communication and professional skills, and gaining valuable insights into legal aid, community outreach, and the practical workings of the legal field.

We are delighted to have her on board and look forward to supporting her growth and learning journey.

Madeleine Wernberg is an undergraduate student at New York University, where she is majoring in International Relations ...
10/06/2026

Madeleine Wernberg is an undergraduate student at New York University, where she is majoring in International Relations and minoring in Economics. She is an active member of the NYU International Relations Society and has earned academic honors in recognition of her outstanding achievements.

Passionate about international affairs, human rights, and legal advocacy, Madeleine brings a strong commitment to advancing justice and global understanding. As an intern with the Tibet Legal Association, she looks forward to supporting the organization's mission while deepening her knowledge of law, policy, and human rights issues in an international context.

We are excited to have Madeleine on board and look forward to her contributions. Welcome to the team, Madeleine!

The Tibetan Legal Association team was honored to meet and congratulate Sikyong Penpa Tsering on his swearing-in as the ...
29/05/2026

The Tibetan Legal Association team was honored to meet and congratulate Sikyong Penpa Tsering on his swearing-in as the re-elected Sikyong of the Central Tibetan Administration.

We sincerely thank him for his continued support, guidance, and leadership. The Tibetan Legal Association remains committed to providing legal assistance and dedicated service to the Tibetan community and the Central Tibetan Administration.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for his continued success and leadership in serving the Tibetan people.

On 13th and 15th January, TLA, in collaboration with the CTA’s Women Empowerment Desk Women's Empowerment Desk, CTA, con...
15/01/2026

On 13th and 15th January, TLA, in collaboration with the CTA’s Women Empowerment Desk Women's Empowerment Desk, CTA, conducted intensive training sessions on the POSH Act, 2013 for the ICC members of the CTA Department.

As members of the Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), it is extremely important to have a thorough understanding of the POSH Act, including the rights and liabilities of ICC members and, most importantly, the correct procedure for conducting inquiries into complaints. The overall objective of this training was to ensure that victims are supported effectively and provided with justice.

The POSH Act was enacted in 2013 with the sole objective of preventing, prohibiting, and providing redressal for sexual harassment of women in the workplace.

The topics covered included a detailed explanation of each chapter of the POSH Act, relevant case laws that help in better understanding the provisions of the Act, and a comparative analysis of the CTA Guidelines with the POSH Act.

We are grateful for this collaboration and look forward to continuing our association for more impactful initiatives for the benefit of the community.

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