Why Lhakar ?

Lhakar: A Peaceful Movement of Tibetan Resistance
Lhakar, or "White Wednesday," is a grassroots nonviolent resistance movement that started in Tibet in 2008. Every Wednesday, Tibetans engage in actions to preserve and celebrate their culture and identity. These include wearing traditional clothing, speaking Tibetan, eating local food, and supporting Tibetan businesses.
Lhakar is more than cultural preservation; it's a strategic act of peaceful defiance against Chinese policies. Rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, the movement emphasizes compassion and nonviolence. It has gained global support, inspiring solidarity among Tibetans and their allies worldwide.
Lhakar empowers individuals through everyday actions, creating a powerful collective impact. By participating, you can help preserve Tibet's rich cultural heritage and support the Tibetan people's peaceful resistance. Join us in honoring the spirit of Lhakar and standing with Tibet.

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