Tashi Wangchuk is a Tibetan activist known for advocating for the preservation of the Tibetan language and culture. He gained international attention for his efforts to promote education in Tibetan, which he believes is essential for maintaining Tibetan identity. His activism has included public campaigns and legal actions aimed at raising awareness about the challenges faced by Tibetans in China. In 2016, Tashi Wangchuk was arrested and later sentenced to five years in prison for "inciting separatism." His case has drawn significant attention from human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, which has called for his release and highlighted the broader issues of cultural repression in Tibet.