The drama that unfolded in the largest Tibetan non-governmental organisation following the President's resignation and then reclaiming the post is now feared to cause a split and weaken the strength of
An emergency Working Committee Meeting (WCM) of Tibetan Youth Congress was held from 8th to 10th April 2006 at TCV Hostel, Delhi to discuss the issues relating to the resignation of Mr. Kalsang Phuntsok from the presidentship of the organization.
Google Inc. CEO Eric Schmidt on Wednesday defended the search engine's cooperation with Chinese censorship as he announced the creation of a Beijing research center and unveiled a Chinese-language brand name.
Gesang Cering habitually wakes up at midnight to check whether his house or sheep pen are flooded again. He has gone through this late-night routine since 2000, when he began to see water oozing
China hosts the World Buddhist Forum this week, its first international religious meeting since the Communists swept to power more than five decades ago.
UN member states will vote on May 9 to decide which countries should sit on the new UN Human Rights Council. China has announced it will stand for election, but does it deserve a seat at the table?
The New York-based human rights monitoring organization Human Rights Watch has urged President George Bush to raise the issue of the Panchen Lama during the upcoming summit with President Hu Jintao and to ask that
In what can be best described as 'All is well that ends well' development at the emergency meeting of the largest Tibetan organisation Kalsang Phuntsok Godrukpa
Samdhong Rinpoche has once again swept the preliminary round of the election for the Kalon Tripa's office with a record 82.6 % of votes cast. The results of the
The Capital Area Tibetan Association (CATA), representing the Tibetan community in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia, has decided not to organize public demonstrations against Chinese President Hu Jintao
