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We need to renew our activism: Congressman Jim McGovern

Congressman Jim McGovern, a staunch supporter of Tibetan cause, said that Tibetans and support groups must renew their activism, build a stronger movement and to make the Chinese

CTA’s ‘thank you India’ events shifted to Dharamshala amid cold shoulder from New Delhi

The commemorative events planned by the exile Tibetan government to ‘thank you India’ after 60 years in India has been relocated from New Delhi, the country’s capital to the Centr

Two Tibetan women honored by Harvard for outstanding contribution in social work

wo Tibetan women, founders of a non-profit organization Machik, have been included into the prestigious Harvard Law International Women’s Day, 2018 honouree list for their contributi

Chinese military prepares for March 10 Anniversary with ‘Wall of Steel’ drill in Lhasa

In the build up to the 59th anniversary of the Tibetan Uprising Day on March 10 and the 10th anniversary of the 2008 Uprising, the Chinese military with a show of power conducted a m

“Peace is the basis for development”, Dalai Lama tells an exclusive audience of over 700 foreigners

Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama this morning at a mass audience to a large group of foreigners here said that holistic development of the world can only be achieved through peace as

After Indian govt. directive to avoid CTA’s events, President Sangay in New Delhi

Following the significant pivot away from the long held position on the Dalai Lama and the exile Tibetan set-up by the Indian government in instructing its senior leaders and officials to av

Sikyong Sangay calls on UNESCO for independent investigation into Jokhang fire

With no information coming out of Tibet on the actual damage of Jokhang Temple in the fire that engulfed the temple compound last month, the President of Central Tibetan Administrati

Tibet remains second least free region: Freedom House 2018 report

A US-based human rights advocacy group in its latest report has listed the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) as the second least free region in the wor

American city Madison approves Tibetan as new official minority language

The city of Madison in the state of Wisconsin, Unites States, has officially approved the Tibetan language as one of the new minority languages, in a historic and unprecedented development

China’s revised law on religion threat to survival of Buddhism: Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights

Warsaw-based human rights group at the ongoing 37th Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) in Geneva yesterday expressed its grave concern regarding the adverse im

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