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Monthly Archives: August, 2007

Home after prison ordeal

"In Tibet you can be given 10 years in prison for celebrating the Dalai Lama's birthday. After the horror stories you hear coming out of Tibet what we have been through is nothing."

China crisis in Tibet

An influx of Chinese tourists into Tibet has prompted concerns among locals intent on retaining their culture. The Chinese government is routinely accused of human rights

A most unsporting Beijing Olympiad next year

China has no legitimate claim to Tibet and has killed thousands of Tibetan citizens and religious leaders to maintain its stranglehold over the kingdom. China is the world's largest

“The Chinese need the West more than we need China”, says former British PM

Increasing Chinese and international community understanding and support for the non-violent struggle of the Tibetan people is a source of optimism for a resolution to the lingering issue

Toronto Tibetans throng to hear Lhadon Tethong’s first-hand account of Beijing visit

Organized by the Canadian Tibetan Association of Toronto, Ontario (CTAO), SFT leader Lhadon Tethong spoke in detail of her visit to Beijing to a packed hall of Tibetans, some having to make

Beijing ’08: Let the Politics Begin

The Communist Party expends much effort trying to remove politics from daily life in China, and now it wants to remove politics from the Olympics, too. Beijing Olympic officials are taking the line

Tibet Activists Swarm Chicago and China’s Consulate

Approximately 500 Tibetans and 15 Westerners participated in a massive “Walk for Tibet” through downtown Chicago on August 8. Tibetans from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois

Free Tibet activist returns to California after arrest in China

A Bay Area activist who was arrested in China for unfurling a large "Free Tibet" banner on the Great Wall has vowed to keep fighting for the region's independence.

TYC announces end of first phase of People’s Movement

Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) president, Mr Kelsang Phuntsok Godrukpa today formally released a statement stating reasons for calling off the indefinite Hunger Strike, which

The Dalai Lama blessed PeaceJam nominated for Nobel Prize

A Nobel Peace Prize could be in the future for two Colorado residents who got the blessing of the Dalai Lama to start a youth-based peace movement that has enrolled hundreds of

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