- Advertisement -spot_img

ARCHIVE

Monthly Archives: July, 2007

Tibetan says hawks close door on China-Dalai Lama talks

A veteran Tibetan Communist has accused Chinese government hawks of closing the door on dialogue with the Dalai Lama and misleading the leadership about the exiled Buddhist monk's

Wanted: Tibetan Nannies

"Part of it is just a shorthand way of saying what you're looking for, and what qualities you'd like to instill in your children," the book editor continued. "Before I knew that Tibetan nannies were a status thing, a friend's friend was telling

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update : Day 10

Fourteen Tibetans have not eaten since 8th July 2007, and will not until the Chinese Government meets their demands. Today is the tenth day of the Indefinite Hunger Strike led by the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC).

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update: Day 9

The Hunger Strikers complete the ninth day at Jantar Mantar today (16 July 2007), at the Tibetan Youth Congress led indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi, India. The fourteen determined Tibetan hunger strikers, though losing their health by not

Education, Employment Top Concerns for Tibetan Youth

Tibetan youths seeking jobs inside Tibet are increasingly frustrated by a system that depends on making the right connections and learning Mandarin Chinese, young Tibetans and

China and Tibet : The great game of cat and mouse

Immediately after the unfruitful round of talks, the Chinese foreign ministry spokesman rejected the description of Lodi Gyari and his team as “the special envoys of Dalai Lama” and

Dalai Lama speaks at global meeting of Buddhists in Germany

Some 30,000 Buddhists from around the world will descend on Hamburg when the Dalai Lama delivers a series of lectures and philosophical talks at the city's tennis

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update: Day 8

The Tibetan Youth Congress-led Indefinite Hunger Strike of fourteen Tibetans at Jantar Mantar in Delhi enters the eighth day. The hunger strikers have become noticeably weak. Two participants have

Tibetans honoured in Nepal for their contribution

On the occasion of World Population Day, the Nepal Awareness Society honoured two Tibetans with certificates for their contribution to society at a function at Nepal tourism Board

China says climate change drying up major rivers

Aerial photos and satellite images had shown wetlands on the frigid Qinghai-Tibet plateau, which feed the Yangtze and Yellow rivers, had shrunk more than 10 percent over the past four

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img