Video of police brutality genuine, says exile Tibetan government
With the Chinese government brushing aside the video images of Chinese police beating unarmed and handcuffed Tibetans as “fake”, the Tibetan government based here
A New “Middle Way” Approach :YANG Jianli
As we mark the 50th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan uprising, we can only hold the deepest respect for the Tibetans’ extraordinary struggle for freedom and democracy under the leadership of the Dalai Lama. Ever since the 1989 Democratic
Family of monk who commited suicide offered monetary compensation
In a move that places the Chinese government in an embarrassing position, the family of Tashi Sangpo, a monk who jumped into Machu river killing himself after he was accused of possessing anti government leaflets and the banned Tibetan national
A dark day for South Africa
The decision of the South African government to deny a visa to the Dalai Lama to participate in a peace conference that included the involvement of Nobel Peace Prize winners is extremely disappointing
Ontario RTWA president honored with award
The president of the Tibetan women association of Ontario, Canada, was awarded the Volunteer Achievement Award, the Tibetan Women’s Association announced