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Monthly Archives: June, 2010

His Holiness the Dalai Lama consecrates sand mandala at Zenkoji

The creation of Gonpo O-pa-me (Amitabha Buddha or Buddha of Infinite Light) mandala marks the first visit of His Holiness to Zenkoji, a 7th century non-secta

Nepal tries to send refugee children back to Tibet: ICT

Nepalese police this month tried to forcibly repatriate a group of sick Tibetan refugees, some of them children, the International Campaign for Tibet alleged in a report released Saturday.

Dalai Lama Says Talks Would ‘Inconvenience’ Japan’s Government

The Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, said he has no plan to request official talks that would “inconvenience” Japan’s government and that his lecture tour in the country is “non-political.”

China’s Take on New Zealand Scuffle

China’s government has finally offered its side of the story of Friday’s scuffle between New Zealand legislator Russel Norman and members of visiting Chinese Vice President

China’s Vice President cancels event

China's Vice President cancelled a visit to Victoria University in Wellington today amidst security fears following yesterday's altercation at

Nepal tries to send refugee children back to Tibet: ICT

Nepalese police this month tried to forcibly repatriate a group of sick Tibetan refugees, some of them children, the International Campaign for Tibet alleged

Norman and Chinese fallout could benefit China

The fall out from the scuffle between Greens co-leader Russel Norman and Chinese security protecting their vice president could end up benefitting China, according to

Keds Response: “UnHoly Shoes”

I am writing to you in response to your article titled "UnHoly Shoes" about the Keds Buddhist product. We wanted to let you know that just this past Monday we received an

Some Thoughts on Pema Tseden’s The Search

As a Tibetan filmmaker working in China, Pema Tseden has to tread a very fine line. Whether he continues to make films or not depends entirely on how the Chinese

China now pressuring Tibetans outside politics

The antiques dealer's cultural and environmental preservation efforts won national awards and praise, and he stayed out of the region's highly charged politi

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