IUSY World Congress’ Resolution reaffirms Tibet as an independent state
A resolution on Tibet adopted at the 27th World Congress of the International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) reaffirms Tibet as an independent State and condemns the illegal occupation of Tibet
Britain’s Prince Charles to boycott Beijing Games
Prince Charles, pictured here in November 2007, will not be attending the opening ceremony of this year’s Olympic Games in Beijing, he told a group that campaigns against human rights abuses in Tibet in a letter disclosed Monday. (AFP/File/Sezayi Erken)
China reports bird flu outbreak in poultry in Tibet
China has detected an outbreak of the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of bird flu in poultry in Tibet, a government Web site said on Tuesday
Tibet: The sound of artifacts disappearing
Shift your focus off the raids in Los Angeles for a moment. Look back to Tibet, where, for every artifact on display or in storage somewhere else in the world, there is a hole.
Grand Losar Fiesta in Kathmandu to go big
Giving a glamorous presence to this year’s celebration will be the participation of none other than the reigning Miss Nepal Sitashma Chand, who is set to be the co-host of the event
TIBET DOES NOT EXIST, TIBET DOES EXIST: Woeser
The film vividly conveys the heart-felt suffering and pain experienced by exile Tibetans for the past 48 years, and it enables its audience to feel this suffering intimately
Deaths Related to Olympic Stadium Construction Under Scrutiny
On Monday, the Free Tibet Campaign said Prince Charles had informed the group that he would decline any invitations to the Games. China is under intense international scrutiny ahead of the Games