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In Lhasa, a deadline has just passed for Tibetans who have taken part in demonstrations to turn themselves in to Chinese authorities. Before the deadline came on midnight on Monday, March 17th (12 noon Eastern time), armed Chinese police had already been conducting house-to-house searches, making arbitrary arrests, and parading Tibetans in handcuffs through the streets. There is no reliable estimate of the number of detentions but reports suggest wide-scale raids and arrests across Lhasa. A curfew is now in place in Lhasa and the city is completely sealed off.

As protests have spread throughout the country - and even to Beijing - China's brutal clampdown on Tibetans continues.

Please take immediate action by sending the letter below to your congressional representative urging him/her to speak out in support of Tibetans inside Tibet.