The four-day Second Special General Meeting of the Tibetan People concluded in Dharamshala today with the unanimous adoption of 31 recommendations, which will serve as an action plan for future activities in response to the critical situation inside Tibet.
The Second Special General Meeting of the Tibetan People concluded here today with a strong message of unity and solidarity with Tibetans inside Tibet and a call for greater activism to fulfill their aspirations of freedom and His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s return.
The Gu Chu Sum Former Political Prisoner’s Movement of Tibet today observed 25 years of the September 27, 1987 peaceful uprisings in the Tibetan capital city of Lhasa, calling it “an important anniversary in the struggle for Tibetan freedom.” The demonstration led by 21 monks from the Drepung Monastery in Lhasa
China’s strategically important rail line to the Tibetan city of Shigatse, south of capital Lhasa, is set to open a year ahead of schedule by 2014. Work on the 253 kilometre railway, the first extension of the “Qinghai-Tibet” railway, began in 2010 with a budget of 13.3 billion Yuan ($ 2.1 billion).
“Please don’t plan to stay on in exile, make every effort to return to Tibet,” is the most prominent message sent by Tibetans in Tibet for the ongoing Special Meeting in the exile seat of Dharamshala. Suggestions and remarks from over 360 Tibetans from around Tibet’s capital Lhasa region and areas of Kham
Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama concluded a two-day discussion with a group of 102 disciples from Vietnam yesterday.The discussions were held inside his residential premises in his exile hometown of Dharamshala.
The 67th United Nations General Assembly Session got underway at its office headquarters in New York Tuesday, hours after the Second Special General Meeting of the Tibetan People began in Dharamshala, north India
Jailed Tibetan monk Lama Jigme has told Chinese police guards, in the presence of his brother, that he will gladly accept, even the death sentence, if found guilty. “If you think that I am a criminal, send me to court for a trial
A book authored by a jailed Tibetan writer in Tibet was launched in the exile Tibetan headquarters of Dharamshala by Kalon Dicki Chhoyang of the Department of Information and International Relations of the Central Tibetan Administration
The Second Special General Meeting of the Tibetan People got underway today in the Tibetan exile headquarters of Dharamshala. The four-day meeting, held in accordance with the provisions of Article 59 of the Charter of the Tibetans
