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Monthly Archives: July, 2007

Tibet: China intensifies restriction in Trulku Tenzin Delek’s Monastery

On 18 July 2007 the Chinese authorities in Lithang County, Tibet has detained an elderly Tibetan supporter of Trulku Tenzin Delek and prohibited the monks of Nalanda Thekchen

Tibetan PM congratulates India’s first woman President

The Kashag of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) has congratulated Mrs Pratibha Patil, for being elected as the 12th President of India, according to the official

Human rights questions remain for China

Observers and pressure groups have criticized the efforts of the Chinese government and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) since Beijing won the bid in 2001, rejecting ...

Mining becoming a top flourishing industry in Tibet

Mining rage and tourist influx in Tibet continue to pose growing threat to the remote Himalayan region’s fragile ecological order and its unique and rich cultural heritage

TYC-led Hunger Strike continues amidst appeals to end: Day 17

The TYC-led Indefinite Hunger Strike continues, entering its seventeenth day, amidst requests to end from Kalon Tripa (Tibetan Govt-in-Exile Prime Minister), Indian leaders, Tibet supporters, and

China denies mistreating ethnic Mongolian

China has not mistreated an ethnic Mongolian Chinese political prisoner despite accusations by his wife and a rights group, an official said on Wednesday, adding he would serve his full jail term.

Conference of North American Tibetan university students in New York

The Office of Tibet, New York is organizing a North American Tibetan University Students' conference at Garrison Institute, New York, from 13 to 15 October, coinciding with the visit

Press Statement: Tibetan People’s Movement

The main purpose of this press conference is to brief the media on the progress of the Tibetan People's Movement which is organizing a major Tibetan campaign against the Beijing 2008 Olympics

Srongtsen School exults in its batch’s outstanding performance

Shree Songtsen Brikuti High School’s class Ten Batch achieved 100% pass result in this year’s School Leaving Certificate examination (Class Ten Nepal Board Examination), the results of

The Olympic Effect

From the outset, mainland planners aspired to have the torch carried from the high-altitude Tibetan Himalayas to other outposts of the Middle Kingdom, including Taiwan, in order to symbolize the vast reach of the Chinese domain

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