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Dalai Lama to attend peace conferences in Colombia: organizers

The Dalai Lama will attend a series of conferences in Bogota from May 10-12 focused on the theme of peace in Colombia, a country ravaged by rebel and paramilitary violence for more than 50 year

Tseden Dhogonpa awarded “2006 Calgary Immigrant Aid Society Immigrants of Distinction Community Service Award”

Last night, Ms. Tseden Dhogonpa from Calgary, Alberta, Canada was presented the coveted "2006 Calgary Immigrant Aid Society Immigrants of Distinction Community Service Award".

Speech by Larry Gerstein at the Washington DC Protest

Tashi Delek every one. I am here speaking to you on behalf of Professor Larry Gerstein who is the President of the International Tibet Independence Movement, also known as ITIM.

Speech by Jigme Norbu at the Washington DC Protest

Tashi Delek, Nee Haow, Asalam aleykum, and Hello to my fellow Tibetan, Taiwanese, Uyghur, and other freedom fighters. It is a great honor to stand before you and to be given an opportunity to speak.

‘I think China is changing’

In the second part of the interview, the Dalai Lama's special emissary for the talks with China Lodi Gyari tells Claude Arpi why he has advised Tibetans to refrain from anti-China demonstrations

Tibetans elect young radicals to parliament-in-exile

Tibetans have opted for a younger look for their parliament-in-exile in northern India, according to election results announced, with some new members saying they would press for independence for their homeland.

Heckler embarrasses presidents

A heckler from the Falun Gong spiritual movement, who entered White House grounds as a reporter, interrupted a formal arrival ceremony for Chinese President Hu Jintao today, prompting President George W Bush to apologise to his guest.

“March for Tibet’s Independence” 2006

"March for Tibet's Independence" from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C. FISHERS, Ind.- The International Tibet Independence Movement (ITIM) is coordinating yet another "March for Tibet's Independence."

Tibetans Demand Freedom During Chinese President’s Visit

Tibetans and their supports will demand an end to China’s occupation of Tibet as Chinese President Hu Jintao meets President Bush at the White House on Thursday. The demonstrators will join Taiwanese

Hu’s Tibetan Opportunity?

President Bush is likely to urge Chinese President Hu Jintao to negotiate with the Dalai Lama and let him visit Buddhist sites in China, when they meet today. Will all that be enough to resolve the Sino-Tibetan conflict?

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