China declines to comment on fate of Tibetan monk
China on Thursday rejected foreign interference in the case of a popular Tibetan monk sentenced to death but declined to confirm whether he was executed on December 2 as scheduled.
Dalai Lama likely to visit Israel next year
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is expected to visit Israel next year to establish a Buddhist stupa near Arada in south of the Jewish State.
TCHRD Press Statement on Human Rights Day
10 December 1948 marked the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). A resolution of the UN General Assembly proclaimed the Declaration as the “common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations” in respect for human rights.
Inside the Kumbum monastery
A monk is talking on his cell phone. A monk is driving his car. A monk is playing violent video games at an Internet cafe. A monk is discussing Chinese politics, describing the heartache of living under communist domination.
Learning the angles: The pool player with a dangerous secret
We were passing through a small town and looking to take a break. We found a place for a game of pool. The big Tibetan sky was a mesmerizing blue. The wind blew strongly.
Truck overturns in Tibet, killing 10 passengers
A truck loaded with cargo and passengers overturned on a mountain highway in eastern Tibet, killing 10 people on board and injuring 11 others, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday.
‘Taking the same medicine with new water’ – Current Party propaganda on Tibet
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) produced propaganda about Tibet long before it controlled Tibetan territory. For decades, the styles employed for praising the achievements of the CCP, the government and the People’s Liberation Army
‘Taking the same medicine with new water’ – Current Party propaganda on Tibet
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) produced propaganda about Tibet long before it controlled Tibetan territory. For decades, the styles employed for praising the achievements of the CCP, the government and the People’s Liberation Army
Amnesty International Reports on Freedom of Religion in China
Individuals and groups who practice their religion outside state controls are often at serious risk of being detained, arrested and sentenced to prison, stated a recently released report focused on human rights defenders in China.
Toronto Tibetan Woman Injured by Police in Protest
Almost 200 Toronto area Tibetans and other peaceful supporters braved frigid winds on Monday, December 6 evening to rally outside a meeting of the Canada China Business Council in downtown Toronto.