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Monthly Archives: March, 2006

Large crowd at Leeds Tibetan Nuns talk

On March 2nd 2006, the Free Tibet Soc at Leeds University and Amnesty International at Leeds Uni held a talk by two of the Drapchi 14, Namdrol Lhamo and Gyaltsen Drolkar. Students for a Free Tibet UK arranged the talk.

Tibetans preferring UT for treatment

Tibetans visiting Mcleodganj, temporary abode of Dalai Lama, are seeking nirvana in the city - freedom from disease and suffering.

Warmest winter ever in Tibet

Weather watchers in Qinghai Province and the Tibet Autonomous Region in northwest China have reported the highest winter temperatures ever recorded.

Press Statement of the Tibet Intergroup of the European Parliament

A delegation of the Tibet Intergroup representing the major political parties of the European Parliament (European People's Party, European Socialist Party, Green Party, Democratic and Liberal Alliance) paid a visit to Dharamshala

Delegation of the EPTI Expresses its Support for Tibet

At a press conference held this morning at the Department of Information and International Relations Hall, a delegation of the European Parliament Tibet Inter-group (EPTI) expressed their firm support for the autonomy of Tibet and they are resolute in raising voice against

China to spend nearly $1 bln to repel wetland rats

China will target a 7.5 billion yuan ($934 million) fund at repelling an invasion of rats eating their way across fragile wetlands on the Tibetan plateau, the China Daily said on Friday.

Tibetans celebrate the beginning of a new year with Losar festival

It was a joyous occasion for all Tibetans, as the people from Tibet are colloquially addressed, who conducted special prayers to mark "Losar" or, the beginning of a new year this Tuesday.

Chinese Advisors May Tackle Rural Unrest

Huge but largely powerless, the Chinese parliament's main advisory body is a gaggle of businessmen, farmers, movie stars and Tibetan monks meant to keep Chinese leaders in touch with what's going on in the nation's far-flung regions.

Spanish court looks at Tibetan genocide claims

When Thubten Wangchen was 4 years old, his mother died in a Chinese work camp. She was pregnant at the time, and according to Mr. Wangchen, the Chinese were rounding up pregnant women and working them to death.

Trains a cheaper way to see Tibet

Sleeping on a train's hard berth from Beijing to Tibet may cost you less than US$100 in the near future, only one-third of a one-way air ticket at present.

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