O’dho and Apha Bhomo: A Revolution in Making

Tibetan People’s Movement is organizing a candle light vigil and signature campaign in Dharamsala, India, on 28 August 2007 for the immediate release of O’dho, Apha Bhomo, Rongye Adak and Adruk Lopo. There will also be an

Despite repression, Buddhism still alive in Tibet

In Tibet, simply having the Dalai Lama’s picture can be enough to earn a jail term. During the tumult of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, Maoist zealots rampaged across Tibet, smashing Buddhist statues

Olympians must speak out on China

This time the Jews are not the victims. Rather, China’s victims are the 1.2 million Tibetans who have died as a result of Beijing’s invasion of the previously independent Buddhist nation.

Tibetan traditions take center stage in Seattle

Khamshitsang was 7 or 8 when he escaped with neighbors from his nomadic village near the town of Gapa, Tibet, leaving his parents and two younger siblings behind. There are about 300 Tibetans in Seattle