India, China conclude border talks without agreement
Yet another round – the 12th – of Sino-Indian talks to resolve the complicated boundary dispute concluded here today with China stating that no specific agreements had been reached
U.S. Senate approves legislation urging the Chinese government to begin earnest negotiations with the Dalai Lama on the future of Tibet
The US Senate has passed a bipartisan resolution urging substantive negotiations on Tibet between the Chinese government and representatives of the Dalai Lama. S. Resolution 643 was introduced by Senators Gordon Smith
Dalai Lama Approves Proposal for Emergency Meeting
The Dalai Lama has approved the proposal submitted by the Tibetan Parliament in exile and the Kashag for the emergency meeting to be held in Novemb
International NGO Seek China’s Investigation on Tibet Crackdown
The Geneva-based International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) yesterday called upon the Chinese authorities “to inform the Council on the investigation into the crackdown” on the Tibetan Uprising which began on 10 March. Mr. Lukas Machon
Time to Act for Tibetans in Nepal
The Tibetan Refugee Reception Centre in Nepal has been largely empty since the protests began in March. With increased Chinese People’s Armed Police (PAP) presence on the Tibet-Nepal border, and Tibetan citizens needing permits to move even small distances
Correction – <i>Tibet Emergency Meeting In November</i> Report
phayul wishes to make a small correction in our report Tibet Emergency Meeting In November
First Lawsuit Against China’s Govt. Religious Body Filed
In what is believed to be the first lawsuit against a government religious authority in China, a Christian house church in Chengdu city lodged a court case against the Shuangliu County
Next President Needs More Substantive Tibet Policy
Democrats and Republicans agree that China must moderate its aggressive, oppressive policies concerning religious and personal freedom in Tibet and establish some kind of detente between the Chinese government and the Dali Lama. There is no doubt