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Monthly Archives: April, 2006

The Dalai Lama to be HP’s brand ambassador

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama could soon be the brand ambassador of Himachal Pradesh, state Tourism Minister GS Bali said in Shimla on Tuesday.

TCHRD releases audio visual documentary on Democratisation process in exile and structural framework of the Central Tibetan Administration

As part of its educational awareness activities, the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) embarked on a new initiative this year by producing an audio visual documentary entitled

Tribute to Tibetan nun and former political prisoner Phuntsog Nyidron in Washington, DC, following her release to the U.S.

Released prisoner Phuntsog Nyidron gave a moving account of her 15-year imprisonment to an audience of invited media, supporters and U.S. administration officials at the International Campaign for Tibet office in Washington, DC on March 30.

Why China will change: The Tibet factor

A few days before his departure for Beijing for the fifth round of talks with the People's Republic of China, the Dalai Lama's chief negotiator and Special Envoy in Washington, DC

Press Release: United Nations Association, Bath and District Branch

Tsering Topgyal, a PhD student from the London School of Economics and Political Science addressed the Bath and District Branch of the United Nations Association on China-Tibet relationship

The 8th General Body Meeting of TWA

The 8th General Body Meeting of Tibetan Women’s Association, commenced on from today. Chief Guest Kasur Rinchen Khando Choegyal, who is also the first president of TWA graced the occasion along with the presence of other

China may let Dalai Lama visit, eyes ties with Vatican

China may approve a visit by the Dalai Lama, as long as he abandons ideas of independence for Tibet, and establish diplomatic ties with the Vatican if it first drops links with Taiwan

Leon takes up Tibetan cause

After meeting Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama, Democratic Alliance leader Tony Leon called on South Africa to take up the cause of human rights abuses suffered by Tibetans.

Exiled Tibetan students plan to use their studies at Nova University to aid refugees

To Tashi Wangla and Tenzin Chokden, earning scholarships to study at Nova Southeastern University was the equivalent of winning a lottery.

Fake Tibetan lamas from China applying to enter Taiwan using forged documents

The number of fake Tibetan lamas from China applying to enter Taiwan using forged documents is on the rise, prompting the attention of Taiwan's law enforcement and national security authorities.

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