Thousands of Tibetans in Tibet are being forced from their homes - Entire villages flooded - Priceless, centuries-old Buddhist heritage is being destroyed. 

These are the stakes if China's Kamtok hydropower dam in eastern Tibet goes ahead.

Local Tibetans who have protested have been arrested in their hundreds and their demands ignored.

One of the main companies behind the Kamtok Dam is China Huadian. China Huadian has international investors and partners and it is time for these companies, among them Siemens Energy, Credit Agricole, and Schroders, to drop China Huadian.

China uses the credibility and global reputation of western companies to greenwash its human rights abuses. While not directly involved in the Kamtok dam these companies are NOW complicit in China's exploitation and megadevelopment in occupied Tibet, if they do not drop their deals with China Huadian IMMEDIATELY!

TAKE ACTION: Call on Siemens Energy, Credit Agricole, and Schroders to end their partnership with China Huadian Group.

• Halt the Kamtok dam in Tibet!

  We are writing to you to raise your relationship with China Huadian, and to urge that you terminate your relationship with the company due to its direct involvement in exploitation and human rights violations in occupied Tibet.

  China Huadian is a company under the effective ownership of the Chinese government. It is currently engaged in construction projects across eastern Tibet, which have been forced on Tibetans against their wishes and will have a damaging social, environment,al and human rights impact.

  Of particular concern is the Kamtok hydropower dam across the Drichu River in eastern Tibet. Should it go ahead a minimum of 4,000 villagers will be forced from their villages as their homelands are flooded. Six Tibetan Buddhist monasteries that are over 500 years old would also be destroyed.

  Even before these projects, occupied Tibet was one of the most repressive places on Earth. This dam threatens to make things worse. Peaceful protests by local Tibetans against the dam have been crushed by armed police and the area remains under strict security lockdown, with no photos, video or messages since March.

  Given the appalling human rights situation in occupied Tibet, and China Huadian's direct involvement in the repression of Tibetans, we urge you to reevaluate your strategic partnership with the company.