Central Tibetan Administration
About Central Tibetan Administration
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) is the government-in-exile for the Tibetan people, established in 1959 and based in Dharamshala, India. It represents approximately six million Tibetans worldwide and is recognized for its commitment to democracy, non-violence, and human rights. The CTA operates with a democratic structure, including a judiciary, legislative, and executive branch, and is supported by voluntary contributions from the Tibetan diaspora.
The CTA focuses on two main areas: rehabilitating Tibetan refugees and advocating for freedom and self-reliance in Tibet. It provides a range of services, including education, health care, and economic development programs for the Tibetan exile community. The organization also engages in international advocacy, promoting awareness of Tibetan issues globally. Through various departments, the CTA manages welfare initiatives, cultural preservation, and democratic engagement, ensuring the well-being and rights of Tibetans both in exile and within Tibet.
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