The exile Tibetan government today said that it was deeply saddened by unconfirmed reports of unrest in Drepung monastery following a patriotic reeducation session
At the invitation of International Campaign for Tibet, Netherlands, 12 members Tibetan Parliamentarians' delegation visited Amsterdam from 20-23 November after the World Parliamentarians' Convention on Tibet
On 26 November, Tibet Culture & Information Centre, Moscow, in cooperation with the Writers' Association of Russia, organised an event called 'Tibet and Peace' in the House of Literature in central Moscow to honour the 70^th birthday of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
The Society of Ex Namgyal Students in the United States honored Tenzin Woeser of the Tsam Tsam fame with an "Appreciation Award" at a modest function in New York
Anxious to avoid a public relations disaster, Canadian mining companies are quietly engaged in talks with Tibetan activists to seek agreements that might prevent protests against their projects in
We read books on Che Guevara. Read his articles…his biography…his speeches. And then, we watched The Motorcycle Diaries. And we hit the road for the hills…on a roaring Enfield. Fantasising ourselves as new millennium Che Guevara and Alberto Granado comes easily
Reacting to the news report ("McCartney attacks China over fur," Nov. 28) on phayul, Jason Baker, the Director, Hongkong based People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), Asia-Pacific, has expressed his pleasure over
The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD, the only Tibetan NGO monitoring human rights in Tibet, revealed the names of the five monks who were arrested at a “patriotic re-education” session on 23 November 2005 in Drepung Monastery
