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China Angered By U.S. Award To Dalai Lama

China has complained to the United States over a decision to award exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama a U.S. Congressional Gold Medal, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Thursday.

Tibetan flag brings together several symbols

Palden Oshoe said the one thing he undoubtedly misses about Tibet while in Ithaca is its snowy mountains. Often used as a symbol by those who support Tibetan independence, the symbols in the flag encapsulate many of

Bush throws down gauntlet to China with Dalai Lama meeting

US President George W. Bush will risk angering China by attending a ceremony next week to award a Congress medal to the exiled Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama, at the bastion of American democracy.

China memo questions loyalty of Communist Tibetans

China's state media has in the last week issued several reports denouncing the Dalai Lama, possibly in reaction to the announcement that U.S. President George W. Bush is to present him with the Congressional Gold Medal

China: Issue Moratorium on Executions Before Olympics

China should impose a moratorium on all executions as a goodwill gesture before the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch issued its call for a moratorium

Tibetan activists storm New Delhi Chinese Embassy

Around 1100 hrs this morning, Tibetan Youth Congress activists stormed into the Chinese embassy in New Delhi, India demanding immediate withdrawal of the recent Chinese order that all of Tibet's spiritual leaders

All paths lead to you, so I promise, I’ll return

Everyday is yet another weight of burden to the obligations and responsibilities we have. Every minute is critical for the Tibetan who has been sentenced to death for raising his voice for us. We don't

All paths lead to you, so I promise, I’ll return

Everyday is yet another weight of burden to the obligations and responsibilities we have. Every minute is critical for the Tibetan who has been sentenced to death for raising his voice for us. We don't

All paths lead to you, so I promise, I’ll return

Everyday is yet another weight of burden to the obligations and responsibilities we have. Every minute is critical for the Tibetan who has been sentenced to death for raising his voice for us. We don't

Thousands of Buddhists expected in D.C. as Leader is honoured

Thousands of Buddhists from around the world are expected in Washington next week, including some of the most senior teachers in Tibetan Buddhism as well as devotees arriving on all-night buses, to see the Dalai Lama

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