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Monthly Archives: June, 2003

China miffed with US support for Tibet

Amid sensitive negotiations between Beijing and the Dalai Lama's envoys, China's official media on Monday slammed a recent US government report on Tibet as interference in its internal affairs and accused Washington of giving tacit support to the 'Tibetan independence'

Ngawang Sangdrol’s talk bring tears in Tibetan eyes

The recently released internationally-known former Tibetan political prisoner, Ngawang Sangdrol, brought spontaneus tears when she spoke of her prison experience this evening here to members of the Tibetan Community in Denmark.

Seminar on Himalaya and National Security

Himalaya Bachao Andolan and Himalayan Committee for Action on Tibet has organized a seminar titled “ Himalaya and National Security” at the India International Center, New Delhi today. Himalaya Bachao Andolan is a movement created by

Danish PM meets His Holiness, welcomes Tibetan delegation’s visit to China

Briefing the media here this afternoon the Danish Prime Minister, Mr. Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said that he welcomed His Holiness the Dalai Lama as a great personality of the world and a Noble Peace Prize laureate.

Tibet’s unsung footballers chase international dreams

The trimmings of modern sports venues don't exist here. Seating is wherever a spectator can find an empty place to sit, be it a concrete ledge or a tree stump. There's no toilets and no concession stands. Players are chasing the ball on a barren patch of dirt.

Straight Answers

Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, Prime Minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile, On a free Tibet and his visit to the city

An interview: Options in Exile

Samdhong Rimpoche is the first Tibetan prime minister in exile. He signifies the coming separation of spiritual and temporal authority in Tibet, as envisaged by the Dalai Lama after his time.

Deported Tibetan asylum-seekers feared to carry SARS virus

Eighteen Tibetan asylum-seekers forcibly repatriated from Nepal have been unexpectedly detained at a remote Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) border area after two members of the group developed symptoms of the deadly SARS virus

Strangers in a Strange Land; Nepal’s betrayal of Tibetan refugees

Last week, a posse of mountaineers and heads-of-state gathered in Kathmandu for the 50th anniversary of a great triumph: the first ascent of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa.

His Holiness meets Danish Foreign Minister, blesses Ngawang Sangdrol

Addressing a joint press briefing with the Danish Foreign Minister, Mr. Per Stig Moller, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs here, His Holiness the Dalai Lama said that his delegation's ongoing second visit to China looks like a good start and

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