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Street theatre depicts critical situation inside Tibet

Tibet activists today staged a dramatic political theatre action in the exile Tibetan headquarters of Dharamshala, highlighting the critical human rights situation inside Tibet.

Thousands of school students observe Lhakar in exile

Around 2000 students of the Tibetan Children’s Village School, Upper Dharamshala, today observed Lhakar, a popular homegrown movement in Tibet, which centrals around the shared vision of protecting Tibetan identity.

Fresh protests in Tibet, The Dalai Lama ‘welcomes’ investigation into Chinese accusations

Fresh protests are being reported from Tibet even as exiled Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama said he would welcome any investigation into China’s accusations of his involvement in the ongoing unrest in Tibetan areas.

Parliament expected to discuss name change of ‘Bod Mei Drik Tsuk’ today

The 15th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, which is currently holding its budget session, is expected to discuss on a proposed amendment for a change in the name “Bod Mei Drik Tsuk” to “Ud Bod Mei Shung,” the Tibetan language title for CTA

Taiwan leaders demand suspension of religious ties with China over Tibet self-immolations

A national political party in Taiwan has demanded President Ma Ying-jeou to suspend all religious exchanges with China until Beijing stops its “oppression” on Tibetan monks and nuns.

The Dalai Lama to address Delhi University faculty and students

Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama left for New Delhi today from his exile home of Dharamshala and is scheduled to address students and faculty of the Delhi University and give public talks in the Indian capital.

Tibet activists in the Americas receive strategic campaigning training

A three-day meeting, aimed at training Tibet activists “to do better and smarter campaign planning” concluded Sunday in the American capital city of Washington DC. The meeting was the fourth in the series of America regional meetings

Lobsang Tsultrim passes away, Ngaba mourns in solidarity

Lobsang Tsultrim, the 20-year-old monk, who self-immolated on March 16, marking a year of fiery protests, passed away in a Chinese hospital yesterday. Local Chinese authorities denied Lobsang Tsultrim’s family the right to perform his last rites

Dorjee Gyalpo forcibly lifted, Vows to continue hunger strike in hospital

Dorjee Gyalpo, the eldest of the three Tibetans on hunger strike in front of the United Nations headquarters was forcibly removed from the fast venue and hospitalised against his will by New York Police on the 27th day

Dozens injured after police use explosives, fire tear gas on protesting Tibetans

Dozens of unarmed Tibetans were injured after Chinese security forces fired tear gas and used explosives to disperse a crowd of peaceful protesters. The incidence occurred near the local judicial complex in Ba county, eastern Tibet,

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