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Dalai Lama voices alarm at human rights in Tibet

The Dalai Lama, visiting the German city of Hamburg for a congress among supporters of Tibetan Buddhism in Europe, criticized Monday the actions of Chinese security forces in Tibet

My main purpose is the promotion of Human Values: Dalai Lama

Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, is visiting the Northern German city of Hamburg. On Monday, much to the ire of Beijing, he made critical remarks about China. DW took part in

Central Tibetan Administration offers aid to Tibetan blast victims

As a token of solidarity, the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) offered aid package to the Tibetans injured in the recent grenade attack in Amarnath, Srinagar on 17 July.

China sees activists as threat to 2008 Beijing Olympics

After four Americans unfurled a banner calling for Tibetan independence on the Chinese-controlled side of Mount Everest in April, China tightened access to Tibet for foreigners

Exile Tibetan PM appeals Tibetans to end hunger strike: Day 15

Kalon Tripa (PM) Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche today paid an official visit to the 14 Tibetans undergoing indefinite hunger strike in New Delhi and appealed them to bring it to an end.

Pro-Tibet actions disrupt China-Juventus soccer match in Italy

Demonstrations by Tibetans and Italian Tibet supporters interrupted a friendly soccer match going on between China’s national team and renowned Italian club Juventus, halting the

Tibetan journalists seek greater media freedom in Tibet and China

Tibetan Journalists in exile requested permission to go to China alongside media journalists from around the world during the 2008 Olympics Games in Beijing

Changing climate on Tibetan plateau

China is one of the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases - some say it is already number one. But climate change is also having a huge impact in China, and nowhere more so than on the Tibetan plateau

Dalai Lama says Tibetan resistance to stay peaceful

"How can we discuss things without trust? The Chinese side is full of mistrust," he told the interviewer. He said that if sufficient liberty were achieved for Tibet he would

Four-member Delegation of Tibetan Parliament-in-exile paid official visits to the Hunger Strikers: Day 14

Mr. Karma Chophel, speaker of the Tibetan parliament-in-exile, along with parliamentarians Ven Geshe Thupten Phelgay, Mr. Dawa Tsering, and Mr. Kalsang Gyaltsen, paid an official visit to the

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