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Monthly Archives: April, 2011

Tashi Lhunpo’s statement on Panchen Lama’s 22nd birthday

on the auspicious occasion of the 22nd birth anniversary of His Holiness the 11th Panchen Lama, Jetsun Tenzin Gedhun Yeshi Trinley Phuntsok Pal Sangpo, we at Tas

Mass Rally

Monks hold a photo of Phuntsok, a Tibetan monk from Ngaba Kirti Monastery in Tibet who died after setting himself ablaze on March 16, 2011, in protest against Chinese rule, during a mass protest rally in Dharamsala, India, Sunday, April 24, 2011. Hundreds of Tibetan exiles, including monks, nuns and school children, and several foreign sympathisers took part in a rally led by Tibetan Women’s Association and GuChuSum Movement of Tibet to condemn China’s brutal assault on the monks of Kirti Monastery two days ago, resulting in the arrest of more than 300 monks and death of two elderly Tibetans. (Photo: Phayul/Norbu Wangyal)

Tension Precedes U.S.-China Meeting on Human Rights

The United States and China will have their annual meeting on human rights next week, but there are signs that the session may be more tense than usual. According to a statement issued by the State Department, the two sides are to meet Wednesday

Obituary: Tashi Choedar la, a veteran patriot and former CTA official

The Central Tibetan Administration mourned the sad of demise of Mr Tashi Choedar, a veteran patriot in the resistance movement against communist China’s invasion, who later dedicated over 40 years of his life for the Tibetan cause in exile.

Tibetan government issues urgent appeal to the world

Deeply concerned over the security clampdown on Kirti Monastery in northeastern Tibet, Tibet's government in exile Saturday urgently called on the international community to help defuse worsening situation at Kirti monastery in Tibet’s

2 beaten to death in Ngaba, 300 Kirti monks arrested

Two elderly Tibetans have died in the aftermath of beatings by Chinese police as they, along with several other senior citizens, tried to stop Chinese police from taking around 300 monks to an undisclosed location Thursday, a Tibetan source told

China bans foreigners from restive Tibetan areas

China has banned foreigners from some restive, heavily Tibetan parts of southwestern Sichuan province, travel agents said on Friday, in an apparent attempt to close off a region shaken by recent clashes with the police

Relations don’t Retire

The few of us in exile, as a people, took this giant and historic leap of faith from a medieval society and landed right on the centre stage of international diplomacy and west oriented dogmatism. Everywhere in exile, Tibetans found charity in bein

India’s right-wing leader asks China to end religious repression in Tibet

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangha (RSS) leader Indresh Kumar Thursday called on China to immediately cease its repressive dealings against the monks of Ngaba Kirti Monastery in Tibet’s northeastern province of Amdo

Another Ngaba monk arrested

Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Ngaba County have arrested yet another Tibetan monk of Kirti monastery where Chinese work team officials have been stationed to carry out “Patrio

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