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Monthly Archives: October, 2015

Tibetan delegates denied South Korean visa under Chinese influence

South Korea has denied visa to five Tibetan delegates from India attending the Eighth Global Assembly of the World Movement for Democracy in Seoul beginning tomorrow (Nov.1), which coincided with the

Tibetan youth murdered in McLeod Ganj

A Tibetan youth was reportedly stabbed last night and pronounced dead on arrival at the Dharamshala zonal hospital around midnight. The cause of death is believed to be excessive bleeding caused

Rights group slams ‘Rule of law with Chinese characteristics’ in a new report

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy on Thursday released a new report, ‘Rule by Law: Special Report on the Rule of Law with Chinese Characteristic’ that categorically rejects all claim o

Survey shows China as the worst abuser of Internet freedom

A Washington-based Internet freedom watchdog has named China “the world’s worst abuser of Internet freedom in the 2015” and rated them “Not Free” in their annual survey, which involved analytical reports

Dalai Lama to confer Abdul Kalam Sewa Ratna awards

The 80 year old Tibetan leader will leave for Chennai on Nov 8 to present awards at the event the following day. He will address students at the IIT Madras on Nov. 10 and will then fly to Delhi to participate in a 2-day co

Tibetan arrested in Ngaba for solo protest

A Tibetan man was arrested following a solo protest he carried out on October 26 in Ngaba County where sources say Chinese government has cut off all communications to the outside wor

China abandons 35-year old one-child policy

China on Thursday ended its ‘One-child policy’ after 35 years of implementation to curb its ever-growing population. The announcement came after a four-day Fifth Plenary Session of the 18th Communist Party

Tibetan writer released after 9 years in prison

A Tibetan writer jailed nine years ago for “separatist behavior” has been released from a prison in Xining after serving over nine year of his ten and half years imprisonment senten

Tibetan EC responds to Tibet supporters’ open letter

The Election Commission of the Tibetan government in exile on Tuesday responded to an open letter from a group of members of Tibetan support groups worldwide regarding the Tibetan elect

Demolition drive around Kokonor Lake leaves over 900 Tibetans homeless

The Chinese authorities’ have renewed their demolition drive of Tibetan homes near Kokonor Lake (Tso Ngonpo) leaving over 900 Tibetans hom

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