In an exclusive interview with Phayul, Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay today said that he will introduce changes in the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) including the induction of new members in the task force for the Sino-Tibet dialogue process.
The Chinese government has deployed around 200,000 security personnel in the troubled western region of Xinjiang following a new 'strike hard' campaign targeting Uyghurs in the region. China’s state news agency, Xinhua, reported on Beijing’s decision to implement a fresh ‘strike hard’ campaign
Helsinki, Finland: His Holiness the Dalai Lama ended his two-day programme in Finland this afternoon with a public talk to an audience of 7,000 people on the subject of “The Power of Compassion.”
In a first of its kind training on democracy and organising mock elections, Tibetan women activists from Dharamshala visited various Burmese refugee camps in Thailand to conduct a two-week long training. At the invitation of the East Asia Burma Office of “Democracy Promotion Fund for Burma and Tibet,”
Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje led a prayer session yesterday for Tsewang Norbu, the 29-year old monk who set himself ablaze protesting China’s rule over Tibet Monday last. Observing the Buddhist ritual of ‘Duntsik’ (weekly prayers), local Tibetans led by monks and nuns
Dr Khenrab Gyamtso, a senior lecturer and vice principal of the Dharamshala based Tibetan Medical and Astrological College was sworn in as the new Domey Member of Parliament yesterday in Dharamshala.
Over a thousand Chinese armed security personnel have locked down Tawu Nyitso monastery, cutting off electricity and water supply as schools in the region remained closed following Monday’s self immolation of monk Tsewang Norbu.
A day after 29-year old Tibetan monk Tsewang Norbu set himself ablaze protesting China’s occupation of Tibet, the US Vice President Joe Biden arrived in Beijing on a five-day trip August 17
IT WAS never going to be easy. Installing the Chinese Communist Party’s chosen man as Tibet’s second-highest ranking religious leader has been an uphill struggle since 1995, when it declared him, at the ripe old age of six,
THREE years ago, Tibetans from Lhasa to Lithang rose up against Chinese rule in Tibet. Earlier this week, a Tibetan monk set himself on fire — the second self-immolation this year, and a testament to China’s continuing repression and Tibetans’ continued resistance.
