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Monthly Archives: August, 2010

Democracy in Exile: Is Civil Society the Answer?

When lawyers and paralegals in neck ties and black coats marched through the streets of Islamabad in March 2007, demanding the immediate reinstatement of Chief Justice Ift

International conference on Tibet may lack Tibetan presence

The problem, however, is that about 100 ethnic Tibetans from India, Nepal, and Bhutan have not been granted travel visas to Canada, Sha

First woman deputy speaker of Tibetan parliament joins race for PM’s office

The first woman deputy speaker of the Tibetan parliament in exile said that issues concerning Tibetan women being afforded equal opportunities in politics and the growing awareness of t

Tibet Steps Up Web Controls

Chinese authorities in Tibet have ordered Internet cafes across the region to finish installing state-of-the-art surveillance systems by the end of the month, industry sources and

China wants Yushu earthquake funds to be transferred to government agencies

China has ordered all charities outside Qinghai province to transfer donation money raised for Yushu earthquake relief to government run agencies in the provinc

Free Tibet car enters Toyota – NASCAR paint scheme contest

A “Free Tibet” race car has entered Toyota sponsored 2010 NASCAR Paint scheme contest. The design submitted by Carl Jones from Alaska, USA, was submitted under the “Causes” category

Filming for Tibet announces second film festival

Zurich will witness the second edition of Tibet Film Festival for two days on 29 and 30 October 2010, an event initiative of a non-profit organisation called ‘Filming

TYC meeting calls for VP’s resignation

The Vice President of the largest Tibetan Non Governmental Organization has resigned from his post after participants at the organization’s 14th General Body Meeting,

China confirms promotion of Mao Zedong’s grandson

The only grandson of China's former leader Mao Zedong has been promoted to the rank of major general in the People's Liberation Army, state media confirmed

video of Tibetan man’s pro-Dalai Lama statement at public event acquired

A video footage of a Tibetan man making “anti Chinese government” statements at a public event before an audience of thousands of people including Chinese officials was made public

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