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Road to Everest: What’s at stake?

On 21 June 2007, the Chinese government revealed plans to pave a road from Tingri, Tibet, to the base camp of Mount Everest. The purpose of this road is to aid the

Tibet at “Concert for Freedom” in Poland

To present case of Tibet at the Concert for Freedom, Poland, Polish Movement for a Free Tibet, with a collaboration of Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet, will join the freedom

Dalai Lama’s uncommon sense

The messages the Dalai Lama delivered were very simple and very applicable to what's happening in today's society. One of the key messages was that every action you take in

Seminar on Indian Support for Tibet’s Freedom held

The keynote speakers, Dr. D. K. Pal and Mr P. C. Tiwari emphasised the need of Indian masses to move their government into supporting Tibetan freedom cause for India’s national

No going it alone in the 21st century

THE Dalai Lama has been and gone but what was his message to business? Together with the spiritual messages in his calls for warm-heartedness and real compassion are a number

TCHRD’s Tibetan language website available online

A Tibetan version website of Tibetan Centre For Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) is now available online at www.tchrd.org/tibetan. The new website contains centre’s regular Tibetan

Truth is weak but steady: Tibetan case

Thomas Laird has come up with an original formula—a popular history of Tibet as interpreted by its exiled head of state, the fourteenth Dalai Lama. An American journalist

Dalai Lama returns from Australia-New Zealand tour

"Intentional or unintentional, some kind of cultural genocide is taking place.” Dalai Lama was reported as saying. "Our approach is to bring general unity, harmony between the

China, the Dalai Lama and Tibet

What is it about the Dalai Lama that enrages China so much? Beijing's latest outburst against the Buddhist leader came during his visit to Australia. China did all it could before his visit to prevent

Full funding for Tibetan broadcasts to be restored

A very controversial partisan move by the Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG) to severely reduce the Tibetan language services at Radio Free Asia (RFA) and Voice of America (VOA) in the

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