Tibetan exiles in Dharamsala and elsewhere around the world on Sunday went to polls to elect a new prime Minister and also the new members of their parliament in exile
Exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama Saturday publicly appealed Tibetans both inside and outside of Tibet to accept his decision to give up his political leadership in his effort to push for a full-fledged democratic system of
Tension ran high Friday as thousands of Tibetan residents of Amdo Ngaba paid their last respects to Phuntsok, a monk of Kirti monastery who died after he set himself ablaze on
Despite His Holiness the Dalai Lama's firm decision to relinquish his political role, Tibet’s parliament in exile Friday passed a resolution appealing the exiled Tibetan leader to reconsider his decision
The US has a responsibility to stand up for the rights and dignity of the people of Tibet, an influential American Congresswoman has said, while seeking a "respectful solution" to the issue
In a rare interview recently, Zhang Qingli, CPC’s TAR Party Chief stated that “dealing with Tibetan separatists is more complicated for China than fighting the Uyghur Mus
"If (the parliamentarians) come tomorrow and the day after tomorrow then I will tell them: No, my decision as far as an institution as a head of both temporal and spiritual, that must end, that is outdated."
Hundreds of Tibetans, including monks, and sypathisers on Thursday took part in street demonstrations in solidarity with a Tibetan monk protester who burned himself to death in Ngaba (Ch: Aba) County in Tibet’s Amdo province.
THE Dalai Lama is a rare figure in human history. Celebrated as a preeminent spiritual leader by millions and respected as a statesman for our troubled times, he has, o
Sources have confirmed the passing away of Phuntsok, the Tibetan monk of Ngaba Kirti monastery who set himself ablaze yesterday. Phuntsok breathed his last around 3AM (Beijing time) Thursday at a hospital. The hospital authorities refused to see Phuntsok
