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CTC calls for inter-denominational Canadian task force to promote religious freedom in Tibet and China

In an open letter sent to Canada's largest religious denominations and other faith-based organizations today, the Canada Tibet Committee called on Canada's multi-faith communities to form an inter-denominational task force focused on pr

Dalai Lama meets former Indian deputy PM, IPL players

Former deputy Prime Minister of India and senior Bharatiya Janta Party leader Lal Krishna Advani Wednesday called on the Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama at

TJC releases memorandum on Dalai Lama’s historic devolution of power

The release of the memorandum – in Tibetan and English languages – comes just days before the Second Tibetan National General Meeting in Dharamsala, India, to be held later this

2 Tibetans arrested in Ngaba, absentee monks barred to return

Chinese authorities in Tibet's Ngaba County have arrested a 39 year old Tibetan monk of Kirti monastery on May 6, a Tibetan source living here sai

Tibetan PM Rinpoche urges TYC to end fast, conveys Dalai Lama’s concerns

The Kalon Tripa of the Tibetan Government in Exile Sunday met with the 3 activists of the Tibetan Youth Congress currently on fast at Jantar Mantar in the Indian capital. The former

China ‘will not talk’ to new Tibetan leader

China appears to have ruled out talks with the Tibetan government-in-exile's new prime minister, Lobsang Sangay. A top Chinese official dealing with Tibetan contacts said Beijing would only meet with representatives of

Lobsang Sangay gets warm welcome

A warm and ceremonial reception was accorded to newly elected Prime Minister of Tibet government-in-exile, Lobsang Sangay, at Gagal Airport on his arrival from US. A large number of Tibetans

China bank bomb in Tibetan area wounds 39

At least 39 people were injured on Friday after a bomb exploded at a rural bank in a Tibetan county in northwest China's Gansu Province, official media reported.

NJ’s biggest city hosts Dalai Lama at peace summit

The topic of working for peace brought a crowd of more than 1,000 people to New Jersey's largest city Friday to hear a diverse group of speakers ranging from the Dalai L

His Holiness talks with the media in Newark on addressing challenges non-violently

His Holiness the Dalai Lama left Fayetteville in Arkansas in the morning arriving in Newark in New Jersey around noon on Thursday for the last part of his programs in the

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