Dalai Lama vows to devolve power
“If (the parliamentarians) come tomorrow and the day after tomorrow then I will tell them: No, my decision as far as an institution as a head of both temporal and spiritual, that must end, that is outdated.”
Dharamsala holds solidarity march for Tibet monk protester
Hundreds of Tibetans, including monks, and sypathisers on Thursday took part in street demonstrations in solidarity with a Tibetan monk protester who burned himself to death in Ngaba (Ch: Aba) County in Tibet’s Amdo province.
The Wisdom of surrender
THE Dalai Lama is a rare figure in human history. Celebrated as a preeminent spiritual leader by millions and respected as a statesman for our troubled times, he has, o
Monk who set ablaze self dead, 7 Kirti monks released, several still held
Sources have confirmed the passing away of Phuntsok, the Tibetan monk of Ngaba Kirti monastery who set himself ablaze yesterday. Phuntsok breathed his last around 3AM (Beijing time) Thursday at a hospital. The hospital authorities refused to see Phuntsok
Tibetan demonstrators take heart from other uprisings
Seventeen demonstrators stood in the pouring rain at 10th and Race Streets last Thursday, ignoring drenched clothes and soggy shoes to publicly renew demands for Tibetan freedom
Tibetan monastery sealed off after self-immolation
A Tibetan Buddhist monastery in southwestern China remained sealed off by police on Thursday, local residents said, after a young monk set himself on fire and died, triggering protests there
Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile must follow Dalai Lama’s proposals: TYC
Today as His Holiness the Dalai Lama makes a very positive move in the development of Tibetan democracy and ensure the survival and sustainability of the Tibetan cause in the long run, we make this appeal to the members of the
Reconciling China and Tibet
There is a Chinese saying, yi rou ke gang—soft power is stronger than hard power. It’s time for China to apply this in Tibet. If Beijing continues to treat Tibetans as enemies, they will be enemies.