Leadership training for nuns concludes in Dharamshala

Seventeen Tibetan nuns from eight nunneries in India and Nepal attended a seven-day training in Dharamshala organised by the Tibetan Women’s Association. Nuns Leadership Training concluded with a panel discussion

Monasteries face closure as monks go on mass boycott

Many monasteries in Tibet have been forced to hand over administration to communist party cadres while some monasteries are facing a shut down due to boycott by monks following increased repression and control

Fiery death marks March 10 commemorations in Tibet

A teenaged Tibetan monk in eastern Tibet burned himself to death in an apparent protest against China’s rule on March 10, the day marking the 53rd anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan uprisings. Gepey, an 18-year-old monk from the Kirti Monastery in the beleaguered Ngaba region set himself

TWA marks Tibetan Women’s Uprising Day

Tibetan Women’s Association, the largest women’s organisation in the exile Tibetan community today commemorated the 53rd Tibetan Women’s Uprising day. Hundreds of Tibetan women – nuns, school girls, and laywomen – along with supporters took part in the commemorations held at the “Martyrs’ Pillar”

Fiery death marks March 10 commemorations in Tibet

A teenaged Tibetan monk in eastern Tibet burned himself to death in an apparent protest against China’s rule on March 10, the day marking the 53rd anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan uprisings. Gepey, an 18-year-old monk from the Kirti Monastery set himself on fire on Saturday March 10

TWA marks Tibetan Women’s Uprising Day

Tibetan Women’s Association, today commemorated the 53rd Tibetan Women’s Uprising day. Hundreds of Tibetan women – nuns, school girls, and laywomen – along with supporters took part in the commemorations held at the “Martyrs’ Pillar” in honour of the sacrifices made by Tibetan women.