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Monthly Archives: October, 2008

The Rangzen Road Ahead

On October 10th, 2008, rights networks around the globe had press releases ready in expectation that the 2008 Peace Prize would be rightly granted to Hu Jia or Gao Zhisheng, to condemn China

Western Mining to start production in Tibet

Western Mining Co, China's seventh-largest copper miner, said on Wednesday it will launch trial production on Friday at a smelter at its Yulong copper mine, the country's largest copper

China will be a democracy by 2020, says senior party figure

Zhou Tianyong, an adviser to the Communist Party's Central Committee and one of its most liberal voices, told the Daily Telegraph that "by 2020, China will

No Need to Worry About His Holiness: Secretary

Though doctors have already declared him fit, His Holiness the Dalai Lama will rest at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital for a few more days, His Holiness’ secretary Chhime Rinzin Choekyapa

China plans dams across Tibet

Among others, Tibet is the source of the Yangtze, the Indus and the Brahmaputra rivers. Almost half the world's population live in the irrigation basins of rivers that originate in Tibet

DIIR Kalon Meets with Greens Chief, Senators

Kalon Kesang Yangkyi Takla, kalon for the Department of Information and International Relations of the Central Tibetan Administration, is continuing her eight-day visit to Australia and

China Court Gives Life Sentence to Tibetan Monks: Update

Eight Buddhist monks have been sentenced to prison; two of them for life, after convicting them of bombing a government building in Tibet during an anti-China uprising in March, AP reported a judge as saying

Dalai Lama’s discharge from hospital delayed: doctor

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is recovering steadily from surgery to remove gallstones but will not leave hospital until later in the week, doctors said on Monday

Tibet documentary wins best Human Rights film award

A 30-minute documentary film on a harrowing tale of political persecution in Tibet has won award for the best Human Rights Film at a film festival in Taos, New Mexico, US

Planning Commission Announces Certificate Course

Office of the Planning Commission, CTA is announcing a certificate course on project management and development practice. This seven-week certificate course will be offered

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