Two months’ ultimatum issued to the Tibetan Communist Party members and government employees to recall their children studying in exile schools
Following a series of protests by Tibetans across Tibet since 10 March 2008, the Chinese authorities have embarked on numerous premeditated measures and steps to tighten control over the Tibetan
Local Kalmyks look forward to Dalai Lama’s visit
The Dalai Lama might not notice 15-year-old Alex Kalatschinow in the sold-out crowd tomorrow at the Kimmel Center. But Kalatschinow – with his shoulder-length hair, torn jeans, a Mister Softee
Kalon Tripa to attend Tenshug Ceremony in US
During his three-day visit to Madison, US, from 22-24 July, Kalon Tripa Prof Samdhong Rinpoche will attend the long life prayer offering (tenshug) ceremony of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
Race for Rights launched in St. John’s
Former Team Canada rower and Pan American medalist David Kay has on July 13 set out on a 42 day 7,700 kilometer cross-Canada journey to raise awareness of China’s human rights record from St. John’s
District level Himalayan Parivaar formed in Arunachal Pradesh
The Himalayan Parivar, an association of people belonging to Himalayan regions of India, which aims to rally support for Tibet, has formed its new district level organisation in Boomdila, West
Bush praises Dalai Lama’s ‘courage’
US President George W. Bush on Monday paid tribute to “the courage of the Dalai Lama and the Buddhists in Tibet,” less than one month before heading to China for the Beijing Olympics opening
Tibetan Solidarity March in New Delhi
Around 200 Tibetans from Majnu Ka Tilla and Budh Vihar took part in a solidarity march from Samtha Sthal to the Jantar Mantar observatory walking a distance of some six kilometers yesterday
Australian athletes offered Olympics “rights” pack
Australian athletes and supporters wanting to support Tibetan independence and human rights at the Beijing Olympics were on Monday offered “rights” packs, but warned they could upset