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Tibet activists urge BRICS leaders to raise Tibet with Xi

As the leaders of BRICS meet today at Fortaleza in Brazil for the sixth BRICS Summit, Tibet activists in Brazil, South Africa, Russia and India called upon BRICS leaders to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping on

Influential Tibetan monk arrested in Driru

A senior Tibetan monk has been arrested and his followers and family have no clue of his whereabouts, said the Tibetan Centre for Human RIghts and Democracy based he

Tibetan Deputy Speaker releases two new books

Khenpo Sonam Tenphel, Deputy Speaker of Tibetan Parliament in Exile, today released two Tibetan books by Beri Jigme Wangyal, a former member of the Tibetan Parliament, at the Library of Tibetan Works

Nepal rescinds permission for Buddhist leader’s cremation

The government of Nepal has revoked its decision to allow the last rituals of a prominent Buddhist leader who passed away in Germany last month due to heart a

Tibetan parliament appeals China to allow delegation to Tibet

The Tibetan Parliament in Exile has urged Chinese president Xi Jinping to allow a Tibetan parliamentary delegation into Tibet to asses the situ

Tibetan monk arrested in Serta after lone protest

A Tibetan monk has been arrested by Chinese police in Serta County after a solitary protest against the Chinese government on Wednesday, reported the Radio Free A

Tashi Dhondup sworn in as new Domed MP

The newest member of the Tibetan Parliament, Tashi Dhondup, was sworn at a brief ceremony held at a Tibetan Parliament here. Dhondup took the oath of office from Speaker Penpa Tsering at the ceremony that was

Kalachakra incites hatred and terror, says China

China has denounced the ongoing 33rd Kalachakra Initiation given by the Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Ladakh alleging that it incites “hatred and terror

Who’s the Boss?: China’s White Paper on Hong Kong

On June 10, 2014, China released a White Paper on Hong Kong’s regional autonomy known as “one country, two systems.” Much of the White Paper was filled with economic statistics of the region and self-con

Chinese police beat up Tibetans in Zoege

At least a dozen Tibetans have been injured after they were beaten up by Chinese security forces in Zoege County in the restive Sichuan Province on Monday. The incident took place after a truck carrying building

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