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APEC: Will Bush and Howard talk Tibet with Hu?

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According to the statement, the letter, organized by the Tibet Council, “stresses the need for President Hu to reinvigorate talks between Chinese officials and representatives of the Dalai lama in order to achieve substantial
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US House passes resolution to allow Capitol to host ceremony to bestow medal on Dalai Lama

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The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution Tuesday to allow the use of the U.S. Capitol rotunda for a ceremony next month to bestow Congress' highest civilian honor on the Dalai Lama.
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Candle light vigil in Nepal demand release of Tibetan political prisoners

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Regional Tibetan Women’s Association (RTWA) of Kathmandu organized a candle light vigil around Boudanath Stupa to pray and appeal for the release of the Panchen Lama, Trulku Tenzin Delek, Rongye Adak
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Tibetan protest in Sydney to mar APEC meeting on September 8

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The Tibetan community of Australia will unite in Sydney on 8 September 2007 to hold a peaceful march during the APEC summit meetings. Tibetans will march alongside the Vietnamese community, the Free China movement,
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Scots Tibet study receives Dalai Lama blessing

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A team of Scottish academics will undertake a research project studying more than six centuries of Tibetan history. The 10-year St Andrews University project will be led by the Professor Mario Aguilar,
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Tibetan Democracy Day

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On Sunday, Tibetans in exile commemorated the 47th anniversary of the Tibetan Democracy Day since the Dalai Lama declared democracy for Tibetans in 1960 and promulgated a constitution for a future Tibet, based on the
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Chinese railway raises fears for Tibetan culture

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Critics say the train is threatening Tibetan culture by bringing in hundreds of thousands of Han Chinese to this once-isolated region. "Tibetans are not allowed to openly criticise or debate the sort of economic
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Amid a modern Chinese city, ancient Tibetan traditions persist

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"The Chinese have absolutely ruined the place," said friends who'd been here in the mid-1980s ... "It doesn't even feel like Tibet anymore." The Chinese, who conquered Tibet in 1950, say they're bringing much-needed
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WA ‘can’t ignore human rights in China’

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West Australian Premier Alan Carpenter should have the courage to raise human rights issues with China's president when he visits the state, an exiled Tibetan leader in WA says.
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Tibetan Youth Congress elects 13th CENTREX members

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Tsewang Rinzin of Portland, USA was elected the new President of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the largest Tibetan non-governmental organisation in exile, here at the concluding day of the 13th General Body Meeting (GBM).
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