Dalai Lama, Karmapa to join Indian religous leaders for a conference:Updated
His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be joined by eminent religious leaders from various religious faiths for a conference on Sunday at the auditorium of the Tibetan
18 Tibetan schools to go on simultaneous earthquake drill
A quake drill will be done in all the Tibetan schools in Himachal Pradesh and Delhi to mark 104 years since the massive earthquake that shook Kangra and nearby areas
Monks protest in Xining, 2 nuns arrested in Kardze
Six Tibetan monks sat on a peaceful sit-in protest yesterday in front of the High People’s Court in Xining, Qinghai province, Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and
Dalai Lama’s New Zealand visa safe-guarded by PM
The New Zealand visa for the Dalai Lama has been pre-emptively approved by the New Zealand Prime Minister John Keys after pressure from a local Chinese organisation called for it to be refused
SA Government’s great PR for the Dalai Lama’s cause
Dalai Lama has achieved monumental publicity, government has been caught lying. THE latest twist in the Dalai Lama saga has exposed the government’s shocking dissembling on the matter. Court papers submitted by IFP leader
Proof Dalai Lama did apply for SA visa
Court papers show the Dalai Lama DID apply for a visa to visit SA. THE South African government lied — it did receive the Dalai Lama’s visa application, but did not want the Tibetan leader in the country
Tibetans, Burmese and Chinese protest Hu Jintao in London
6 Tibetans and 4 Chinese sat on a 24-hour hunger strike to highlight the gross violation of human rights by
Tibet speech back on
A TALK in Hong Kong by an international activist for Tibetan self-determination which was postponed after China voiced its disapproval has been rescheduled, organisers said on Wednesday
Dalai Lama’s Special Envoy calls on Tibetans to record their suffering
Lodi Gyari, Special Envoy of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, has issued a call for Tibetans, in Tibet and around the world to record their experiences of suffering over the past 50 years. “It is vitally important, especially as a testament to