JNU breaks its silence over Tibet!
The latest developments inside Tibet have raked up a number of diverging narratives on what exactly was transpiring on the roof of the world. With China launching scathing attacks against
A popular Tibetan religious figure, Geshe Sonam Phuntsok, passes away in Kardze
The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received confirmed information that, Geshe Sonam Phuntsok, a former political prisoner who spent five years in prison for his religious
GRAB THAT TORCH! – Jamyang Norbu
Last Monday morning as I was packing my toilet stuff for a trip to San Francisco, my older daughter, Namkha Lhamo, rushed into the bathroom. She had seen the anti-torch rallies in London
Nepal Police threaten to stop Tibetan Solidarity Fasting
Over 10 police officers from the Swayambhu Ward visited the venue of the ongoing Tibetan solidarity relay fasting protest at Swayambhu Hill last evening, ordering them to take down
Solve Tibet issue peacefully – Japan PM
Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda sent a message to Chinese President Hu Jintao asking him to resolve the Tibet issue through dialogue, a Japanese minister was quoted as saying.
Chinese citizens organize boycott of French goods
Angry Chinese citizens are turning the tables on global protesters against the Beijing Olympics, organizing an online campaign to boycott luxury French brands in retaliation for last week’s
Norwegian explorer flies Tibetan flag on North Pole
A Norwegian polar explorer said on Monday that he flew the Tibetan flag on the North Pole to highlight the issue of human rights in the Chinese-ruled Himalayan region.
US envoy to hold talks with Dalai Lama on Tibet turmoil
US President George W. Bush’s special envoy will hold talks with the Dalai Lama next week in the highest level meeting between the
Journalists group appeals to China to allow unrestricted coverage around Olympics
An international journalists group appealed to Chinese authorities Monday to stop what it called interference with news