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Monthly Archives: July, 2007

Tibet warming up faster than anywhere in the world

Tibet is warming up faster than anywhere else in the world, Xinhua news agency said on Sunday. The average annual temperature in Tibet, the roof of the world, was rising at a speed of 0.3 degrees

Play Review: Tsewa Marey

Aku Tonpa Theatre Group, a newly formed Tibetan theatre unit, named after a legendry witty Tibetan character, presented their maiden play- "Tsewa Marey" meaning this is not

The Dalai Lama speaks of right to happiness

Welcomed like a pop star by a crowd of 10,000, the the Dalai Lama, 72, lectured in a tennis stadium in the German port city of Hamburg on how to practice non-violence and learn peace.

Dalai Lama urges help for poorer nations: criticism from China

"It is the responsibility of rich nations to do more. Creating charitable foundations, for example," said the Dalai Lama, citing the example of US billionaire philanthropist Bill

Candle Light Vigil by Tibetans supports indefinite hunger strike in Delhi

Tibetans in Musoorie led by its regional Tibetan Youth Congress body held candle light vigil in a move to express solidarity with the fourteen Tibetans undergoing indefinite hunger

Tibet: Official Rejects UNESCO Concerns

The director of Tibet's Potala palace, the former home of the Dalai Lama, has rejected U.N. concerns over its preservation, saying steps have been taken to limit the impact of hordes of tourists.

Visitors Pouring in for Support and Solidarity: Day 13

The fourteen hunger strikers are on their thirteenth day of the fast, with only couple of glasses of water to sustain their body. Their health condition is deteriorating day by day, but

Dalai Lama gave me courage to forgive

Earlier, Mr Moore told the conference how the Dalai Lama had given him the courage to forgive and to go through with his plans to meet the soldier. Since then, both men have met

China – World power without Human Rights

The panel discussion emphasise on working out an effective strategy to enable Tibetans, Uyghurs, Mongolians and Chinese citizens to enjoy their inalienable human rights.

Mystical Arts of Tibet for world healing

After the Chinese Communist invasion of Tibet in 1959 and the forced closing and destruction of its 6,500 monasteries, some 250 monks managed to escape and rebuild their institution

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