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Monthly Archives: February, 2014

Repression in Tibet “severe” in 2013: US human rights report

The U.S government has noted that repression in Tibet throughout 2013 was “severe”, a week after president Barack Obama met the exiled Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama at the White House. The US State Department on

Education without compassion worthless, Dalai Lama to Tibetans in LA

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama who is currently on a three week US tour on Monday met here with Tibetans living in Southern California. The Tibetan leader said modern education is important for upbringin

Dalai Lama’s first Tibetan New Year outside India in 55 years

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama who is currently on a three-week visit to the United States will be celebrating the Tibetan New Year here in Minneapolis, Minnesota on March 2, his first out

Youngest Tibetan MP slams China at Geneva Summit

A member of Tibetan parliament in exile has criticized China’s human rights record in Tibet and its handling of the protests by Tibetans in several regions that saw a series of self immolation protests since

EC declares Domed Bi-election results

The results of the preliminary bi-election for one seat for Domed constituency was announced today by the Tibetan Election Commission. The preliminary election was held on February 17, 2014 and the final election will be held on June, 9.

China and Tibet’s Revolution in Exile

Throughout China's long and turbulent history, no people along its imperial fringes have been such a nuisance to the Middle Kingdom as the Tibetans are today.

Stanford University Welcomes Chinese Regime’s Propaganda

A propaganda show is playing at Stanford University, the latest incursion in a silent war being waged in large cities, small rural towns and most especially, college class

China opposes appointment of US Special Coordinator for Tibet

China has criticized the United State’s appointment of Sarah Sewall as its Special Coordinator for Tibetan issues. The Chinese foreign ministry said Monday that it opposes any foreign intervention in its “internal”

Tibetan prisoner released for fear of death in custody

Chinese authorities in Machu County have released a Tibetan political prisoner in poor health for fear of death in custod

Avoiding arrest, Tibetan youth stabs self to death

A Tibetan man has stabbed himself to death in Chamdo, Markham County on February 20, to avoid arrest by Chinese auth

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