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Monthly Archives: August, 2012

CTA holds prayer service for Ngawang Norphel

Hundreds of Tibetan including the Tibetan Chief Justice Commissioners, Kalons, and members of Parliament attended a prayer service yesterday held in honour of Ngawang Norphel,who passed away in a Chinese hospital on July 30

Chen warns of more protests in China, Says rights situation deteriorating

Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese activist, said that the human rights situation in China is deteriorating and warned Beijing of continued protests by Chinese people against rights violations.

Tibetan Parliament extends deadline for Special Meeting voluntary applicants

The deadline for voluntary applicants to apply for the second Special Meeting has been extended to August 15. The earlier deadline set was July 31. Announcing the decision, the Dharamshala based Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile said

We Can’t Go This Way

Over the past few months I would go to bed every night praying not to wake up to another horrifying self-immolation in Tibet. My prayers have been going unanswered. Today I woke up to yet another self-immolation by a young monk in my hometown of Aba, Sichuan

China test fires “new” missile on Tibetan plateau

China successfully test fired three new surface-to-air missiles on the Tibetan plateau sometime last month, prompting further questions on its assertions of a “peaceful rise.”

Students pick tips on creative writing from Tibetan writers

Some of exile Tibetan community’s most celebrated writers today gave a day-long workshop on creative writing in English to the senior students of the Upper Tibetan Children’s Village School, Dharamshala.

China’s defence chief proposes India visit as Indian army delegation visits Tibet

China’s Defence Minister General Liang Guanglie has expressed his desire to visit India to bolster defence ties after an Indian army delegation reportedly made a rare visit to Tibet last month.

Russia ‘working on’ the Dalai Lama’s visit, says Putin

In what is being viewed as a possible shift in Russia’s diplomatic position, President Vladmir Putin said his government will “work in the direction” of inviting the Dalai Lama.

US blames China for Tibet self-immolations

The United States on Monday blamed the Chinese government for the fiery wave of self-immolations in Tibet in an annual report on religious freedom. The report noted that in China "there was a marked deterioration during 2011

Kalon Tripa tours south India Tibetan settlements

Tibet’s elected political head, Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay said the responsibility for the ongoing wave of self-immolations in Tibet lies entirely with the Chinese government.

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