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How I Met His Holiness the Dalai Lama Without a Passport: By Woeser



I was standing behind Wang Lixiong, attentively listening to every word. When the Dalai Lama appeared on screen, I could hardly believe it, tears started streaming down my face

China says fight against Dalai Lama to be lasting and intense

A Chinese Communist official has said fight against the exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama is “meant to be lasting, intense and complicated" and the government faced "arduous task" of maintaining stability in the Tibetan region

Ex Chinese government officials submit petition against “irrational” education reforms

A provincial-level government office has absolutely no authority to exceed the principles and provisions of a basic law by issuing regulations without authority and in co

Tibetan monk writer from Palbar arrested in Lhasa

Dharamsala, January 11 – Chinese police have arrested and detained a Tibetan writer in Tibet’s capital Lhasa on 29 December 2010, Geshe Monlam Tharchin, a member of Tibetan parliament told

The Namgyal Shastri Barbecue Grill

So, you think you are a politician? That should be the name of his show keeping it on par with all the primetime show running these days on the television but for

Now, Tibetans to organise freedom bash

When five rock bands from Gujarat perform Blue, Reggae, Rock and Tibetan traditional music on Thursday, they will do it for a cause. The bands will highlight through these musical genres the problems in Tibet and the injustice

China’s death sentence rules to face extra scrutiny

The Supreme People's Court (SPC) will overturn death sentences in cases where evidence was collected by illegal means to further limit the application of capital punishment, a judicial official said

The indispensable incarnation

ENTHRONED in a maroon and saffron pavilion, the 14th Dalai Lama chuckled often as he preached to the football stadium, though his text was not taken from the jolly slogan behind

US, China say deeper military ties needed to avoid missteps

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates and his Chinese counterpart said on Monday stronger military ties were needed to avoid missteps between the world's two most powerful countr

China urged to account for Mongolian activist

Amnesty International urged Beijing on Monday to account for an independence activist in Chinese-controlled Inner Mongolia who was released from prison one month ago only to be detained again by authorities with no word on his

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