Tibet resolutions passed at PEN International
Three Resolutions condemning China for the lack of Freedom of Expression and opinion were passed today at the 71st PEN International Congress in Bled, Slovenia.
Newspeak & New Tibet, Part – III
Wars are said to be great accelerators of change, and World War II ( magchen nyipa or trukchen nyipa ) certainly speeded up Tibet’s hitherto unhurried modernization. The economic impact alone was substantial.
His Holiness Returns to Dharamshala, Teachings to Start 24 June
Dharamshala June 20-His Holiness the Dalai Lama arrived here after successfully completing his tour of Sweden, Norway and Germany. His Holiness will begin teaching on Lamrin Shedrak on 24 June. The teaching which will be held at the Tsuglakhang main temple
Tibetan palace reopens to tourists after renovation
The Norbulingka Park, a world famous tourist attraction in Lhasa, capital of southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, reopened to visitors on Sunday after being closed for four months for a major facelift, park administration announced.
Dreaming of Tibet screens in Barcelona without incident
“Dreaming of Tibet,” a film about the resilience of the human spirit, screened at the new home of Barcelona’s Casa del Tibet on June 11.
The Art and Politics of Tibet
Good evening. I want to begin by thanking the Society for Asian Art for inviting me to say a few words this evening, and the Asian Art Museum for hosting us.