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Monthly Archives: February, 2006

Tibetans and Supporters at Chinese National Skiing final in Switzerland

Activists of Tibetan Youth Association in Europe and support groups jointly protested successfully during today's China skiing final on Titlis Mountain in Switzerland.

ICT’s Light of Truth Essay Contest 2006

The International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) is holding the fifth annual Light of Truth Essay Contest (LTEC) in 2006. The contest seeks to recognize talented Tibetans and to foster debate as well as articulate innovative

ICT Mourns the Passing of Coretta Scott King

ICT mourns the passing of a great human and civil rights leader, Coretta Scott King, who passed away in her sleep on Tuesday, Jan. 31. She was 78.

His Holiness’ Extended Visit to Sarnath, Nalanda and Bodhgaya

Tomorrow His Holiness the Dalai Lama will depart for New Delhi, where he is expected to give teaching on the Twelve Links of Dependent Origination at the Constitution Club. From Delhi, His Holiness will proceed on an extended visit to Sarnath

China defends human rights record

The Chinese foreign minister, Li Zhaoxing, has defended his country's human rights record during an official visit to Switzerland.

Mystery of the monk with a golden voice – Grammy nominee baffles scientists

Buddhist monk Geshe Ngawang Tashi Bapu's golden voice has not only earned him a large fan following around the world and a Grammy nomination, but also aroused the curiosity of scientists.

The Life of Gendun Chophel Re-discovered

It all started when I was selected, at the age of seven, to go to Switzerland with five other children to live in Trogen, a small village in the German speaking part of Switzerland.

Tibet Group, The Largest Group at the French National Assembly

Mr Lionnel LUCA, President of the Tibet Group at the French National Assembly announced today that the Tibet Group is now the largest group at the Lower House of the national Parliament).

Tibetan, Blinded, Freed from Jail, Five Still Held for Slaughterhouse Fire

Authorities in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan have released one of six Tibetan nomads held in connection with the burning of a Chinese-owned slaughterhouse, after prison beatings and an untreated infection left the man blind, Tibetan sources said.

SFT calls for Google boycott on valentine’s day

In response to Google's launch of a web search platform that blocks access to and distorts information about Tibet, human rights, and other topics sensitive to Beijing

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