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Pro-Tibet Minister not welcome in China

The daily 'De Morgen' reports that Mr Anciaux told China's Ambassador to Belgium at the beginning of May that he would not be silenced over the thorny issue of Tibet. Furthermore,

‘Friends of Tibet’ disappointed Clark will not meet Dalai Lama

Jack Morris from 'Friends of Tibet' says although a trade agreement with China is important to New Zealand, so is supporting the people of Tibet. The Buddhist leader from

NZ cautious over Dalai Lama visit

The Dalai Lama has visited New Zealand's Parliament as the country's Government tiptoed around Chinese opposition to meetings with Tibet's spiritual leader.Prime Minister Helen

China to begin Everest Olympic road work in Tibet

Taking Olympic torch to the top of Everest as one of the relay’s highlights is seen by critics as a way for Beijing to underscore its claims to Tibet. With Tibetans and their

MPs stage meetings with Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama has met politicians from three political parties at Parliament, in what has turned out to be anything but a simple exercise. Politicians went to extraordinary

Little progress on autonomy for Tibet: Dalai Lama

Dalai Lama says little progress with China's 'hard line' on autonomy for Tibet. Efforts to seek autonomy for Tibet are hitting a brick wall because of the hard-line attitudes

Olympic boycott needed to stop Tibetan genocide

Make no mistake: This is probably the last chance in human history to do something constructive about Tibet, to prevent the genocide of Tibetans remaining in Tibet, which

Resolution passed in Mongolia accepts Tibet an independent state

A historic resolution accepting Tibet as an independent state was passed at the recently concluded three-day International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) Asia - Pacific Committee

Benefit concert for Tibetan college project in Bangalore

Coinciding with 'Fête de la Musique' (Festival of Music) that takes place every 21st of June all over France, 'Tibet – Les Enfants de l’Espoir' is organising a series of concerts by

Tibet to return Nepal’s stolen Buddhist artifacts

A three-member Nepalese government team had left for Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, on Sunday to bring back the idols and a stupa stolen from an ancient monastery in Nepal two years ago,

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