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One visit, six goals for Tibet

The Canada Tibet Committee (CTC) today released its "Tibet: The Issue, the Stakes" backgrounder in advance of the Visit by His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Ottawa on Sunday.

A chat with a god-king

The Dalai Lama on Canada, his health, his people, and why he opposes a boycott of the Beijing Olympics. "My coming visit to Canada, like any other visit, is not political," he said

Canadian Prime Minister Harper to Meet With Dalai Lama Oct. 29

It will be the first-ever meeting between a Canadian prime minister and the Dalai Lama, and comes less than two weeks after George W. Bush sparked a row with China by becoming the

Dalai Lama’s latest visit to be very public and very political

As far as photo opportunities rank, Prime Minister Stephen Harper's very public meeting Monday with the Dalai Lama will be one of his government's most important and politically charged.

Thunder Bay city to fly Tibetan flag to mark Dalai Lama’s visit

The City of Thunder Bay has decided to honour a request from MP Ken Boshcoff, and will fly the Tibetan flag. The city says it will join St. John's, Newfoundland and Blainville, Quebec in flying the Tibetan flag

Grand celebration in honour of Dalai Lama by Northern California Tibetans

Hundreds of Tibetans and supporters of Tibet gathered at Golden Gate Fields - a horse race track clubhouse across San Francisco Bay's Golden Gate Bridge on October 20 to celebrate

16-country representatives protest before Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok

Representatives from 16 Countries (Tibet, Bangladesh, Canada, Burma, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Lao, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka,

Chinese border police open fire on Tibetans on Nangpa-La again

It is exactly a year after the infamous Nangpala Shooting incidence, Chinese border People's Armed Police (PAP) once again shot three round of bullets on a group of 39 Tibetan Refugees at Nangpa La Pass on the Nepal-Tibet border

Congressional Gold Medal Celebration in New York

A huge Tibetan celebration on October 20 in one of New York’s busiest places, the 14th Street Union Square, in honour of the awarding of the US Congressional Gold Medal to His Holiness

It takes a monk

According to reports from human-rights groups and in the Hong Kong press, monks in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, have clashed with the Chinese police over the past month.

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