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Monthly Archives: January, 2011

Fighting Tibetan separatists complicated than Uygurs: official

Dealing with Tibetan separatists is more complicated for China than fighting the Uygur Muslim militants in Xinjiang as the former have not been categorized by the UN as terrorists and are aided by "foreign anti-China forces," a top official of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in Tibet has said.

Tibetan Election Commission registers more than 3200 voters after fresh registration

The Central Election Commission of the Tibet’s government in exile on Thursday revealed that there were little more than 3200 newly registered voters after it embarked on a fresh voter registration drive following the preliminary elections

His Holiness the Dalai Lama to visit Bangalore, Mungod

The Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be in southern Indian state of Karnataka, home to the largest number of Tibetan refugees in India, starting this Sat

Tibetan sports body invited to 2012 VIVA world Cup, attends meeting

The Tibetan National Sports Association participated in a meeting of football playing nations not registered with the world football governing body FiFA in Barcelona on Ja

Tibetan sports body invited to 2012 VIVA world Cup, attends meeting

The Tibetan National Sports Association participated in a meeting of football playing nations not registered with the world football governing body FiFA in Barcelona on Ja

What I want from my Kalon Tripa candidate

This Kalon Tripa election has raised our democratic process to the different level. The cyber campaigns and live debates have generated unprecedented responses fro

Zoege monk arrested from Chengdu hospital

The Public Security Bureau of Zoege County in Tibet’s Sichuan province have arrested a Tibetan monk on January 15, the Voice of Tibet reported. Soepa Gyatso, a monk of Te

Ceremony matters more than substance for Chinese leader

No one these days seriously expects summits between national leaders to confront and solve irritants between their countries. These panoplies are, at minimum, performance art to reassure the publics with comforting pictures that their leaders are

Global Voices: Meeting the Dalai Lama in Dharamsala

His Holiness the Dalai Lama calls Dharamsala home. It isn’t the “rooftop of the world” that Tibet is. But, you could’ve fooled me. Dharamsala is like a mountain stronghold against Beijing’s oppression of Tibetan culture

The forging of a holy man

Was there ever a more unlikely life story? A child is born somewhere too remote to appear on any known map, and his childhood, though taking place in the mid-20th century, is redolent of the Middle Ages

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