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Peace & Compassion Concert CD in the making
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:

The 2008 Peace & Compassion Concert CD is finally in the making and will be available from this website soon.

The next Peace & Compassion Concert  is scheduled for December 2009, so please keep checking this website for updated information.

 

 
Peace and Compassion - a Concert for Tibet

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eace and Compassion - a Concert for Tibet in support of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

After a successful first concert in 2008, Freedom 4 Tibet is proud to inform you that the second concert will also coincide with His Holiness the Dalai Lama's next Australian visit in December 2009.

For those of you that had the fortune to attend the last concert, you will be pleased to know that a CD recording of the 2008 concert will be available from this website soon.

Please keep checking this website for further information as it becomes available.

Click to read more about last years concert. 

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His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet   Mankind is crying out for help. Ours is a desperate time. Those who have something to offer should come forward. Now is the time. 
- His Holiness the Dalai Lama

During his Australian tour in 2007, His Holiness the Dalai Lama stated that ‘Tibetan culture could be "finished" in 10 -15 years, if China does not allow the region to govern itself.’ He also said that this was a very critical time for Tibet, and that we, as westerners, should do whatever we can to help the Tibetan situation.

With the lead up to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, it is a critical time politically for Tibet as world attention focuses on China and its’ questionable human rights record is brought to public attention. Indeed this could be one of the last significant opportunities to save the Tibetan culture from annihilation.

 

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