Lhamo Tso appeals to the world to help free Dhondup Wangchen

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In March 2008, the Chinese government sentenced Tibetan documentary filmaker Dhondup Wangchen to six years prison. His wife, Lhamo Tso, lives in exile in India. In October 2010, she traveled to Europe to petition for her husband’s release. Lhamo Tso appeals to the world to help free her husband.

Published on 13.12.2010

Updated on 20.01.2016

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