13th Shoton Opera festival begins today
The 13th Shoton opera festival begins today in the Tibetan settlement of Doeguling, Mungod. Thousand of laymen and residents of the settlement turn up for the opening ceremony, in addition festival
‘Return Tawang to China to resolve boundary dispute’: Chinese scholar
India should “return” Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh to China for resolving the vexed border issue as Beijing does not want to see instability in Tibet, a leading Chinese scholar has said.
Countdown to March 10th in San Francisco: Day 2
Geary Street is known as the artery of San Francisco City traffic with tons of cars going both ways. The Chinese Consulate is just at in front of the Street where any protest is widely
Tibet advocates plan SF protest march Saturday
Advocates for Tibet, which has been under Chinese domination for decades, will bring their cause to the attention of Bay Area residents this week in a series of protests and events in Berkeley and San
Day 3 brought more supporters to Toronto TYC’s “Free Tibet Action Week”
The third day of the “Free Tibet Action Week” brought more volunteers and supporters, in spite of the extreme cold weather alert -18 degrees Celsius with the wind chill -25, came along with
All monks peace march update: 6th & 7th March
ALL MONKS PEACE MARCH FOR A FREE TIBET led by Sera Monks started on 3rd March in the Cultural capital of Karnataka State is now on its final lag of March nearing Bangalore. Throughout the March
China Releases Supporter of Jailed Tibetan Monk
Chinese authorities have released from prison a man jailed for passing on information about jailed monk Tenzin Delek Rinpoche, sources in Asia have told RFA’s Tibetan service.
United States Annual Human Rights Report Says China Commits Serious Human Rights Abuses in Tibet
The U.S. State Department said today that China’s human rights record in Tibetan areas of China “remained poor”, and the level of repression of religious freedom remained high. It stated there
“Hawks blocking Dalai Lama’s return”
A Tibetan Communist who led Chinese advance troops into his homeland decades ago has written to President Hu Jintao and condemned hawks for thriving on their opposition to the exiled
H5 bird flu found in Tibet poultry
Poultry in the Tibetan capital Lhasa have tested positive for bird flu, state media said on Tuesday. The H5 virus was confirmed after birds died at a market on March 1, Xinhua news agency