Sunday, December 2, 2007 10:00
Tenzin Jangchup Lingshar
Freelance News Reporter
Bangalore: December 2: Tenzin who finished his Master’s degree in Social Work (MSW) from St. Joseph college of Arts and Science, Bangalore organized AIDS openness and an eye opening talk to the young fellow Tibetan friends studying in the city.
For this, He has started with an introduction talk about himself as well as about his other trips between July to August 2007 to TCV upper Dharamsala, TCV Gopalpur and VTC in Dheradun for the AIDS awareness talk.
He also informally introduce a new upcoming organization called TACO(Tibetan AIDS CONTROL ORGANISATION) which he is suppose to start up soon with some of his batch mates to focus their work for AIDS within the Tibetan community to make sure of good awareness and precaution to our upcoming youths.
He has emphasized more over the growth of HIV positive cases within every Tibetan community and also claims that there’s a short of knowledge and facilities in many Tibetan community hospitals.
He also warned that there is a big growth of AIDS within the Tibetan communities.
After a short tea break, he showed a documentary film about AIDS and He thanked all for coming.
Mrs. Lhawang Chodon la, Administrator of Tibetan Youth Hostel Bangalore thanked him with a traditional scarf and also requested all to make sure of good precaution by keeping yourself well informed with the AIDS knowledge.
Submitted by:
Tenzin Jangchup Lingshar | E: tenzinjangchup@gmail.com
1 comment:
Neil Hutchinson wrote:
Before the Chinese revolution. The people of Tibet were 95 - 98% serfs and 2-5% ruling religious elite. This is as wrong and any state can be.
Your idea that this was an ordinary state taken over my the Chinese is a badly informed notion.
Nobody said freeing the serfs in Tibet would be easy for them, as all underclasses are made to feel that they cant do without their rulers.
We only hear from the richer ruling classes in exile and they are manipulating the press and the easily led - Like you
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