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Monthly Archives: July, 2007

Lack of progress threatens China-Dalai Lama detente

In an overture to the Dalai Lama in 1979, China's then paramount leader Deng Xiaoping invited envoys of Tibet's exiled god-king to visit for closed-door talks on "anything but independence."

Commotion between two communities lead to arrest of 30 Tibetans

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received confirmed information from reliable sources that a commotion between the migrant Chinese Muslim traders and Tibetan youths on 27 June 2007

China plays down trip by Dalai Lama’s envoys

China played down on Tuesday a visit by the Dalai Lama's envoys as an unofficial tour, but urged them to help Tibet's exiled spiritual leader understand China's policies and make correct choices.

Taktser Rinpoche Receiving Tibet Independence Walkers in Philadelphia

On July 4th at 1pm, Taktser Rinpoche will receive the 27 core walkers participating in the 100-mile "March for Tibet's Independence" ending at Independence Hall, Philadelphia.

Making room for history

"This is the worst period in our 2,000-year history. This really is the most serious period. At this time, now, there is every danger that the entire Tibetan nation, with its own unique cultural heritage, will completely disappear.

New UK PM urged to give priority to Tibet

The Speaker of Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile has expressed his hope that the leadership of new UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown will accord due priority to the resolution of Tibet issue.

Phakshing United claims RTYC Soccer Cup

Phakshing United clinched the cup of RTYC Trungkar Friendship Soccer Tournament 2007 edging Kathmandu City Club 3-1 in the tense final played at Sanu Gaucharan Ground, Naxal that was decided by penalty shootout

1.5 million passengers take train to Tibet

The Qinghai-Tibet railway, the world's highest line linking the Tibetan capital of Lhasa with the rest of China, transported 1.5 million passengers to the Himalayan region in its first year, state press said Monday.

A farmer Released after serving 15 years in Prison

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received confirmed information from reliable sources that a farmer Lhundup, imprisoned at Chushul Prison was released from the Chinese

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