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Mystery deepens over Tibet activist’s disappearance

The mystery surrounding the disappearance of CA Kallianpur, National Coordinator of Friends of Tibet deepens as the officials go clueless. Meanwhile, on September 14, 2007 one of the FOT campaigners received an email from the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi

President of India honours Tibetan school teachers

Two teachers of the Central Tibetan Schools' Administration (CTSA) were bestowed with the "2006 National Award to Teachers", by Mrs Pratibha Patil, President of India

China warns Germany against the Dalai Lama’s visit

A German government spokesman said last week that Merkel had invited the Dalai Lama to a "private conversation" on Sunday. Merkel had previously met the Dalai Lama in 2005 when she was opposition leader.

President Chen’s statement at International Symposium on Human Rights in Tibet

In 1997, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, defied a political taboo by visiting Taiwan, thereby breaking the ice for Tibet and Taiwan. Today, Tibet and Taiwan share a common plight

Harper ready to spurn China by meeting with Dalai Lama

Prime Minister Stephen Harper plans to meet the Dalai Lama next month in an official encounter on a government site that will irk Chinese officials who view the Buddhist leader as a subversive enemy

Dalai Lama visit jeopardizes German business interests

Neither newspapers nor Web sites nor the official news agency Xinhua have informed the Chinese people about German Chancellor Angela Merkel's controversial plan to receive the Dalai Lama at the Chancellery

The Dalai Lama attends inter-faith dialogue at Lisbon Mosque

His Holiness the Dalai Lama was today invited to Lisbon Mosque by Muslim Community of Lisbon for inter-religious meeting. Representatives from all the major religious faiths including Islam

Indian diplomacy after globalisation

When Tibet was annexed by China and the Sino-India equation underwent a profound change, relations between India and China changed. Waldron criticises Nehru’s policy on China and supports the Dalai Lama’s dream of making Tibet a zone of peace

China tightens grip ahead of congress

Mr Zhou also referred to political dissidents, campaigners and people who advocate independence for the western regions of Xinjiang and Tibet. China has launched a crackdown on political dissidents and

Tibetan rights trump trade with China say Canadians

Over two thirds of Canadians believe that the federal government should raise the issue of Tibetan human rights and freedoms with the Chinese government, regardless of its potential impact on trade with China,

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