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Monthly Archives: June, 2008

Petition to ‘Invite the Dalai Lama to the G8 Summit’

In what could be termed as a new impetus to the Tibet cause, the Free Tibet Team Japan (FTTJ) submitted a paper petition to Prime Minister Fukuda's office June 23 to invite the Dalai Lama

“Tour of Peace – Marathon for Dialogue” ends European expedition

The "Tour of Peace – Marathon for Dialogue" organized by The Tashi Delek Foundation of Caceres and the Casa del Tibet Foundation of Barcelona finished successfully along Europe. The objective

All India Tibet Support Groups’ Conference to Begin on 28 June

A two-day special conference of All India Tibet Support Groups will be convened at Agrasen Bhavan in Chandigarh from 28 to 29 June. India Tibet Coordination Office based in New Delhi, will

International Cultures Parade in NYC

The Regional Tibetan Women's Association of New York and New Jersey, Inc. (RTWA, NY & NJ) coordinated the 23rd Annual International Cultures Parade for the sixth consecutive year on June 21, 2008

Tibet reopens to foreign tourism

More than three months after a wave of violent anti-China protests, Tibet has reopened to foreign tourists, Chinese state media says. The region was "safe" and overseas visitors were welcome, Xinhua

Filmmaker Lara Damiani Speaks About Documentary And The Dalai Lama

Australian filmmaker Lara Damiani recently presented her documentary about the Tibetan freedom struggle, "Tibet's Cry for Freedom," to the Dalai Lama

Shanghai bans troublemakers leaving city during Olympics

China's financial hub of Shanghai has sent notices to dissidents, petitioners and other "controlled" people banning them leaving the city during the Olympics to ensure security, a rights group said

China’s Visa Policy Threatens Olympics Tourism

The plush lobby of Beijing's Kerry Center Hotel is usually crowded with foreign guests, many of them listening to jazz and sipping martinis in Centro, the hotel's fashionable bar, or lining up for

IT’S NOT THE ECONOMY, STUPID! – Jamyang Norbu

I think everyone is agreed on this one fact that the only accredited foreign journalist in Lhasa when the uprising began was James Miles,

Lhasa’s monks all but vanish in Chinese crackdown

The pilgrims returned to the Potala Palace yesterday, spinning their prayer wheels and prostrating themselves in front of the Dalai Lama's ancient palace on a mountaintop in Lhasa

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