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Monthly Archives: May, 2008

CTA’s response to Chinese government allegations: Part One

Ever since peaceful protests erupted in Tibet, starting from 10 March, the Chinese government used the full force of its state media to fling a series of allegations against the "Dalai Clique"

Chinese protest at Dalai Lama meeting in Germany

China has protested against a planned meeting between German legislators and the Dalai Lama at the German parliament in Berlin, a leading parliamentarian was quoted as saying Wednesday

His Holiness leaves for Europe: Will visit Germany and UK

The Dalai Lama left for Frankfurt early this morning from New Delhi on a four day visit to Germany. He is scheduled to give a public talk on Human Rights and Globalization-Which Challenges Do We Have To Face

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Broken hands, bruised bodies and black eyes are all anticipated when Tibetans go to protest here in Nepal. Still these brave men, women and children continuously put their bodies and lives

China’s Earthquake Candor Contrasts With Tibet Media Clampdown

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao boarded a plane within two hours to head earthquake relief in Sichuan, sobbing and calling out "this is Grandpa Wen" to children buried in the rubble of a primary school

Development minister agrees to meet Dalai Lama in Berlin

Berlin has designated Development Minister Heidemarie Wieczorek-Zeul to meet the Dalai Lama on behalf of the government during his upcoming visit to Germany, a spokesman said Wednesday

Bush, Hu discuss quake, Tibet in call: foreign ministry

US President George W. Bush and his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao discussed the devastating earthquake and the situation in Tibet by telephone on Tuesday, China's foreign ministry said

Panelists Probe Tibet

Tibetans urged Han Chinese, members of the largest ethnic group in China, to recognize them culturally and politically at an event last night that aimed to foster discussion between the two groups in light of continuing violence in Tibet

Escaped Tibetan rioter tells of Chinese repression

Before fleeing across a mountainous border, Kusang Sonam says he hid for 12 days from Chinese forces searching for Tibetans who rioted against Beijing's rule in the Himalayan region

Now Tibet is not so far – Tenzin Tsundue

When I packed my sleeping bag that early morning before sunrise for this long journey, I placed a white (khatak) scarf at the alter of His Holiness and said I have decided, whatever happens, I will make my way through

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