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O’dho and Apha Bhomo: A Revolution in Making

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Tibetan People’s Movement is organizing a candle light vigil and signature campaign in Dharamsala, India, on 28 August 2007 for the immediate release of O’dho, Apha Bhomo, Rongye Adak and Adruk Lopo. There will also be an
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Madras Tibetan students stage day-long fast against 2008 Beijing Games

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Tibetan Students Association of Madras (TSAM) staged a One Day Hunger Fast on Saturday for “Free Tibet” and “World Peace”. The students’ group condemned the 2008 Games in China
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Thai court jails Indian trader of endangered Tibetan antelope wool

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Tibetan antelopes have been hunted for their wool as far as anyone can remember but today's poachers are much more indiscriminate than in the past, killing even pregnant deer, said Traffic International
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Despite repression, Buddhism still alive in Tibet

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In Tibet, simply having the Dalai Lama's picture can be enough to earn a jail term. During the tumult of the 1966-76 Cultural Revolution, Maoist zealots rampaged across Tibet, smashing Buddhist statues
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Olympians must speak out on China

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This time the Jews are not the victims. Rather, China's victims are the 1.2 million Tibetans who have died as a result of Beijing's invasion of the previously independent Buddhist nation.
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New local administrative structure for Kathmandu Tibetans initiated

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After the Office of the Representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, which previously administers the welfare of Tibetans living in Nepal, was forced to shut down by the Nepalese Government in late 2005
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Tibetan traditions take center stage in Seattle

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Khamshitsang was 7 or 8 when he escaped with neighbors from his nomadic village near the town of Gapa, Tibet, leaving his parents and two younger siblings behind. There are about 300 Tibetans in Seattle
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There’s never been a better time to protest China’s actions

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Activists have ample reasons to be concerned about Tibet right now. Beijing officials are clamping down on Tibetans who sympathize with the Dalai Lama at an alarming rate. Chinese government planners have exerted great
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New images confirm dispersal of Tibetans by armed police after Lithang protest

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New eyewitness accounts and images of the aftermath of local nomad Runggye Adak's protest during Lithang horse festival on August 1 confirm that armed police and soldiers dispersed a
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South Korean students take part in “Peace Tibet Camp”

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Almost one hundred thirty Korean teenage students took part in the first ever two-day “Peace Tibet Camp” in Korea from August 18 to 19. This is unarguably the first time in history that
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