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Monthly Archives: August, 2007

New refoulement case in Nepal: Tibetan exile returned to China

In apparent contravention of international refugee law, a young Tibetan man who had been living in exile in India after escaping from Tibet has been handed over to the Chinese authorities by the

Tibetan Activist Travels to Beijing to Expose Olympics Propaganda in Lead Up to One-Year Countdown

In the lead up to the one-year countdown to the 2008 Games, prominent Tibetan independence activist Lhadon Tethong is in Beijing to investigate and expose China's Tibet-related

China demands veto on Tibet’s ‘living buddhas’

Chinese authorities demanded the right yesterday to veto the reincarnation of "living buddhas", the holy figures most revered by the Tibetan faithful. In a striking display of Beijing's determination

DPP lawmakers call for boycott of 2008 Olympics

The directive lists Falun Gong practitioners, activists for an independent Xinjiang or Tibet, religious extremists and other categories of dissidents among those who will

Vigilance and restriction stepped up in and around Lhasa City

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received confirmed information from reliable sources that in light of the ongoing hunger strike by the Tibetans in Delhi, India

Tibetan people in Lhasa reel under influx of Chinese migrants

According to reliable information received by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), the Tibetan people in Lhasa City reel under massive influx of Chinese migrants now pouring into Lhasa City in wake of unprecedented

Games People Play

In spite of huge criticism against the Beijing bid for the right to host the 2008 Olympics, the International Olympics Committee decided to forge ahead regardless. On 13 July 2001, they took the

Tibetans form National Olympic Committee and request IOC to invite ‘Team Tibet’ to Beijing in 2008

The newly formed National Olympic Committee Tibet has today written to International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge requesting an invitation to send a "Team Tibet" to the 2008

Team Tibet brings 2008 Beijing Olympics human rights issue to Chicago Cubs game on Saturday

More than 50 Tibetan and Tibet-supporter Cubs fans will attend the Cubs v. Mets game on Saturday, August 4, at Wrigley Field to bring awareness of China's atrocious human rights record to the

Dalai Lama to speak at Purdue on Oct. 26

He is a Nobel Peace Prize winner, a religious icon and a symbol of compassion to millions worldwide. He is the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet and he is coming to Purdue University.

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