To counter these charges, Dharamsala has taken the unprecedent and unusual step of forming a committee to try to ensure that all Tibetan action worldwide adhered to a hyper non-violent code, creating a level of uncertainty amongst some Tibetans as to what are the parameters of lawful non-violent action and protest in a free society.
To discuss these issues, Kunleng invites Tenzin Dorjee, deputy director of Students for a Free Tibet, Tsewang Rinzin, president of Tibetan Youth Congress and Ven.Tsering Kgal, press sec. Kirti Monastery in Dharamsala.
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