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Dalai Lama will drop by for chat with Jean

It is expected the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader will be coming from Parliament Hill where he is scheduled to sit down with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the three leaders of

Concern at Tibet monk ‘arrests’

Human rights groups have expressed concerns about reports of clashes in Tibet last week between Chinese police and Buddhist monks. Thousands of police were deployed

Tibetan activists released on bail after 15 days in Tihar jail

21 Tibetan Activists released on bail after serving 15 days in Tihar Jail were today extended an overwhelming Public reception by Tibetans in Delhi. The activists stormed the the Chinese embassy in New Delhi on

China releases Tibetan political prisoner after 18 long years

One of the longest serving Tibetan political prisoners, Ngawang Phulchung, who was one of the key leaders of the famous peaceful pro-independence demonstration of 27 September 1987, in Lhasa

Tibetans, British supporters celebrate America’s top honour to the Dalai Lama

Like in other parts of the world, Tibetans and their supporters in UK celebrated on October 20 rejoicing over the awarding of the US Congressional Gold Medal to His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Indian rights group to protect Tibetan rights

A 5-member delegation including eminent lawyers from the Human Rights Law Network (HRLN), visited the Central Tibetan administration, major Tibetan institutions and

Benitez risks welfare for justice in Tibet

By sacrificing part of his livelihood to tell the world of Kelsang's cold-blooded murder, Benitez has shown what he thinks of "this Free Tibet thing." On the morning of Sept. 30, 2006, Chinese soldiers shot at unarmed

We will not negotiate with bullies, Taipei official says

"The Taiwanese and Chinese can stand together for democracy and human rights, but we will never discuss peace, unification or any other issues with a regime that bullies and suppresses Tibet, kills its own people

Dalai Lama begins Indiana visit under tight security

For Tibetan Buddhists, rain is a great blessing. So when the Dalai Lama returned to Indiana on Tuesday under a steady downpour, it was deemed an auspicious start to his six-day visit

Senator, MPs Dismiss China’s Warnings on Dalai Lama Meet

A Conservative senator and several opposition members have dismissed suggestions that Canada-China business relations will suffer if Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with the Dalai Lama

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