'Non-Violent Action For Tibet' Workshop
Settlement officer also got trained - physically
Day Five (Friday. May 31, 2002): It was a bright day today. The sun was high up when it was only 5.30am. So the whole morning exercise began in
hot sun.
The 'Martyr Pillar' is dry now and four people are working on it constantly.
It needed to be covered with a layer of sand and cement.
Tenzin Tsedup's talk on 'The Freedom Struggle Inside Tibet' started five minutes late as the trainees were taken for a quick tour by the settlement officer to show the settlement water projects entirely based on the springs they have near the river. This water is enough to provide for more than four camps and for their irrigation purposes.
'Reaching The Public' -- it is the turn of the trainees. The group was divided into four which
consists of atleast 4-5 trainees and they have to speak to their people or
address their camp in the evening. It started at 5.30pm. Trainees had to
organise the entire meeting -- from arranging the venue to inviting the
people to structuring the meeting. Trainers were divided into two groups
which will accompany the trainees at each camps. It began at 5.30pm and
the results were amazing. This was a clear demonstration of what an
ordinary, inexperienced Tibetan can do.
Our Turn: Planning today's public meet
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