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Monthly Archives: March, 2006

A Voice for the Voiceless

Eyes beaming at a huge projector screen, tears rolling down the cheeks, lips moving with prayers and rosary in hands. Around 1,500 people gathered at the TSUG LA KHANG to see the documentary Video "Law of Nature" screened

Lamas honored highest Tibetan Buddhism degree

Seven lamas have been honored with the Tibetan Buddhism's highest degree, the Gexe Lharampa in Lhasa, capital of China's Tibet Autonomous Region on Wednesday.

Tibet antelopes get protection

Qinghai has built a home where Tibetan antelopes can roam. A research station has been established in Qinghai Province, northwest China, to better protect endangered Tibetan antelopes

Upper Siang project likely to be relocated on Chinese concerns

The 11,000-MW 'Upper Siang' hydroelectric project - which would have been the country's largest power project and the world's third largest - could be shifted to an alternative site 49 km downstream of the original site

Assembly Debates on US Political Refugees’ Rehabilitation Programme

The current session of the Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies held a heated discussion yesterday on the US Administration's programme to allow Tibetan refugees without documents in Nepal to migrate to US.

Legislatures Ask His Holiness How We Can Help

"What more can we do for the Tibetan cause? "A 12-member delegation of provincial parliamentarians from an autonomous region of Italy asked His Holiness the Dalai Lama during an hour-long audience this morning.

Statement by Phuntsog Nyidron

Respected Everyone, I would like to offer my Tashi Delek and greetings to everyone and to express my pleasure at being able to communicate to you all after I arrived in this land of freedom.

Chinese ‘invasion’ in Tibetan settlement!

Till a few years ago 'MIC' was a banned word at Mcleodganj, the hilltop settlement of the Dalai Lama. But that boycott of 'Made in China' products has given way to 21st-century market demands.

South Tyrol Delegation in Dharamshala

The South Tyrol delegation led by Dr. Veronika Stirner Brantsch, President of the Provincial Legislative Council, is here in Dharamshala for a four-day visit, coordinated jointly by the Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies

UN Special Rapporteur on Torture condemns maltreatment of Tibetan prisoners in rare eyewitness report

The UN's Special Rapporteur on Torture, Dr Manfred Nowak, stated that 'torture remains widespread' in Tibet and China after he spoke directly to Tibetan political prisoners during visits to the three main prisons in the Tibet

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