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Monthly Archives: April, 2003

Nepalese Jails 18 Tibetan Refugees in Kathmandu, Intends to Deport to Chinese Authorities

Tibetan refugees stop for rest, after crossing a mountain pass on the Nepal-Tibet border.

Nepalese Jails 18 Tibetan Refugees in Kathmandu, Intends to Deport to Chinese Authorities

Nepalese authorities yesterday handed down jail sentences to 18 Tibetan refugees apprehended by police on April 15th. The group now in prison includes 10 teenagers. Officials in Nepal's Home Ministry have indicated their intention to deport the group of refugees back to Chinese authorities in Tibet.

The leading thinker and activist Dr Vandana Shiva at Gangkyi

The members of the Central Tibetan Administration had the rare opportunity to listen to a talk by the well-known ecological activist Dr. Vandana Shiva. The talk was titled ‘Towards Compassionate Technology and Compassionate Economy’ and

New information on laogai in Amdo

TIN has received confirmation regarding the first known political imprisonment in the large Hydroelectric Equipment Plant west of Xining in Qinghai province (traditionally known as Amdo by Tibetans).

The music does matter, but so does the rest

The Beastie Boys (Photo: TRA)

Fighting for human rights

Norwell High School student activists hold up a Tibetan Flag at a Human Rights rally on Monday in New York City.

Tibetan Photo Project keeps gaining momentum

The Tibetan Photo Project started during the 2000 Mendocino Music Festival when Joe Mickey, a professional photographer, teacher and sports editor for The Mendocino Beacon and the Advocate-News, was introduced to a sponsorship program for monks living in exile in southern India.

New Chinese tour guides assigned to fight “splittism” in Tibet

One hundred tour guides from different Chinese provinces have been assigned to Tibet each year for the next decade, representing a further threat to the livelihoods of Tibetan guides, who have been under increasing political pressure for several years.

The music does matter, but so does the rest

As the Beastie Boys drift towards middle age, Adam Yauch tells the 'Taipei Times' why they're bringing the Tibet cause to Taiwan, and even a little bit about the music. I call up the Tokyo hotel, give the desk clerk the correct alias

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