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In Memory of the Martyrs
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The memoir of Noryon Dewang, Tibetan patriot, activist and community leader, illustrates the amazing courage and strength of the first generation of Tibetan women to reach exile. Born in 1921, Noryon Dewang was detained by the Chinese during the 1959 invasion, and subsequently escaped into exile. Like many others at the time, she assumed not only responsibility over her family and household, but emerged as a community organizer and political figure. Integral to the re-establishment of TWA in exile, Noryon Dewang initiated the Kar-dor Women's Friendship Association, which was to eventually emerge in 1984 as the fully functioning TWA.
. She was a pivotal force in the establishment of several vocational co-operatives, and served for many years as the director of the pioneering Rajpur Handicraft Center.


In Memory of the Martyrs provides a glimpse into the struggles of the early days of exile and chronicles the triumphant achievements of one woman over incredible odds. Noryon Dewang's life is just one example of the integral role played by Tibetan women in laying the foundations of society in exile, ensuring the continuation of culture and family, and serving as leaders of both the community and in politics. As such, Noryon Dewang is an inspiration to all Tibetan people, an enduring example of personal sacrifice, selflessness and dedication to the Tibetan cause.