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Monthly Archives: May, 2006

International Campaign for Tibet Brings Together Icons of Peace: Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu

The International Campaign for Tibet is bringing together two of the world's leading men of peace, the Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, for the organisation's annual Light

His Holiness Arrived in Belgium for Nine Day Visit

His Holiness the Dalai Lama was received at the National Airport Zaventem, Brussels, by Mrs. Anne Marie Lizin, President of Senate and Mr. K. J. Francis, Head of the Chancery of the Indian Embassy

Dalai Lama to Represent Buddhism at EC Interfaith Meeting

The Dalai Lama will represent Buddhism at an interfaith discussion in Brussels tomorrow. Representatives from various faiths will meet in Brussels to participate

UN Women’s Body Seeks Data on Tibet

The UN Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) has asked China to provide "detailed sex-disaggregated information on women from ethnic minorities, particularly the Uyghur and Tibetan people", according to a document of

Dalai Lama arrives in Belgium

The Dalai Lama will arrive in Belgium on Monday for an eight-day visit. While in Belgium, the Dalai Lama will primarily give readings about Buddhism, a religion that is increasingly popular in Belgium.

Tibetans Warned Against Saka Puja

In yet another breach of religious freedom China ordered Tibetans not to visit temples and monasteries during the month of Saka (the holy fourth month of the Tibetan lunar calendar) which began yesterday

Amnesty International launches campaign against Internet censorship

Amnesty International on Sunday accused the world's Internet firms of colluding with repressive regimes to curtail online freedom. The human rights group launched a campaign against Internet censorship, singling out Yahoo, Microsoft and Google

Film by Tibetan Youth Screened in New York

A pre-release exclusive screening of documentary film "Following Kunsel-Saving our past for the future" Directed by Thupten Nyima Chakrishar and produced by Young Tibet pictures, was held at the

Senate Passes Feinstein-Thomas Bill Awarding Congressional Gold Medal to the Dalai Lama

The Senate today passed legislation introduced by U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Craig Thomas (R-Wyo.) which will award the Congressional Gold Medal to His Holiness

Competition Deadlock Broken, Gyallu Emerges Triumphant

In reminiscent of the victorious king inspired by a spider who succeeds in climbing a height after numerous attempts, the Gyallu Rukhag, without a win in more than ten years, swept the annual cultural competition of the only government run

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