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Monthly Archives: August, 2007

Tibetans protest outside the venue as China’s ambassador speaks to crowd

China's ambassador spoke over yelling from protesters in downtown Portland on Tuesday, criticizing the Dalai Lama as the demonstrators outside called for Tibetan independence. One of the protesters, Tsewang

Sale of the Arts of the Buddha in New York

This exceptional statue of Maitreya is the quintessential example of Nepalese artistic influence in Tibet during the thirteenth century and is evidence of the absolute mastery

Rendering unto Dalai Lama what is his

It is odd that the atheistic Communist Party should give itself religious authority -- including the right to decide when a reincarnation is valid or invalid, legal or illegal. However, Tibetan Buddhism teaches

Shadow boxing with an Olympic giant

CHINA’S 12-month countdown to the Beijing Olympics did not get off to a good start, at least not in Canada. Canadians rappelled down the Great Wall of China in sympathy with Tibetans, lent tacit support to Taiwan’s bid

Chinese Scholars Demand Human Rights Before Olympics

Six university scholars in China wrote an open letter to the communist regime on Aug. 14, demanding human rights compliance before the 2008 Olympics. Their letter follows: The spirit

Speedy Earthquake Rides “Sonic Boom”

The earthshaking results come from analyzing the cracks from a strong 2001 earthquake in Tibet that caused a so-called super-shear rupture—meaning the earth split apart nearly

Clock ticking on China’s Olympic pledge

These ongoing human rights violations go against the core principles of the Olympic Charter, such as "the preservation of human dignity" and "respect for universal

Workshops on judicial system to Tibetans underway

A month-long workshop on the basic rules and legal procedures governing the Tibetan judicial system is currently being organized by the Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission (TSJC)which began on 26 July.

Tibet’s transformation: A new age for Lhasa

But to others, especially from the West, many of whom recall all too clearly that Tibet was free and independent before a 1950 invasion, development is simply a calculated maneuver on

US Senate Appropriations Committee member visits TRC

Mr. Tim Rieser, a member of the Appropriations Committee in the Senate of the United States visited the Tibetan Reception Center today to see new developments and meet with newly arrived

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