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Tibet’s Women of Misery

As the sun rises over this dusty river valley, Yaji tucks her hair under a New York Yankee baseball cap and throws a shovel over her shoulder. From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., she works on the construction site of a new road on the outskirts of town, mixing cement and moving dirt.

Dalai Lama receives human rights prize

Dalai Lama delivered a message of peace and renewed his call for Tibet's political autonomy on Thursday when he received a human rights prize during a visit to Spain.

Chinese embassy angered by Dalai Lama’s activities in Spain

The Chinese embassy in Spain has accused Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, of indulging in secessionist activities.

106 Canadian MPs Urge PM to Facilitate Tibet-China Negotiations

One hundred and six Canadian Members of Parliament, out of a total strength of 300, have signed a petition to Prime Minister Jean Chretien urging Canada to use its "special relationship with China"

Dalai Lama denounces “cultural genocide”

Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said on Wednesday "cultural genocide" was taking place in his homeland, with a wave of ethnic Chinese migrants making Tibetans a minority in their own region.

Dalai Lama denounces “cultural genocide”

The Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibet, greets supporters after finishing his talk on 'Secular Ethics' at Madrid's Eurobuilding Hotel October 8, 2003. This was the Dalai Lama´s first stop in Madrid on the start of a two-day visit to the Spanish capital which is scheduled to include conferences and meetings at various private institutions as well as a visit to the European Parliament in Madrid. (REUTERS/Susana Vera)

East, West values mesh in Tibet

When you hear the word "Tibet," the image that probably comes to mind is of an exotic and timeless Shangri-La: majestic mountains, yaks and peaceful people deep in Buddhist meditation.

East, West values mesh in Tibet

Wind through this collection of prayer flags is thought to carry blessings into the surroundings.(JASON SANGSTER)

‘Science teaches spirituality’

He shoulders the struggle of an entire nation. As the spiritual and temporal leader of the Tibetan people, he fights a continuous battle for a cause.

Talk on US Contribution to Tibetan Struggle at Harvard University

John Kenneth Knaus, writer of a revealing book on American involvement with the Tibetan resistance, is giving a talk at Harvard University on "America's Contribution to the Tibetans' Struggle for Survival" on October 10, 2003.

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