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Sweden must raise the Tibet issue

In 1949 China invaded the independent country of Tibet which is since then kept in an iron grip. Tibetan Buddhism is systematically oppressed, and is under control of the Chinese

So a no-show for Dalai Lama

Last month, city representatives raised concern that Mr So misled the public "about the availability of councillors to greet international dignitaries such as the Dalai

G8 must seek a credible environment policy on Tibet: ICT

China’s President Hu Jintao joins the Group of Eight (G8) Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany, from Friday (June 11) to discuss a host of global issues, including working towards a

Swedish Tibetans speak out for Tibetan rights

Members of the Tibetan Community of Sweden (TCS) attended a manifestation organised jointly by Supporting Human Rights in China (SHRIC) and Swedish Tibet Committee (STC) at

Flight from vilolence and persecution – Tibetans find freedom in Brooklyn

With the blustery arctic winds and merciless snow barreling down on his back, Phantsok Dhamchoe proceeded to cross over the world's tallest mountain range, the Himalayas. But as he leaves

Real Officials Defend Decision to Throw Fans Out

Real Salt Lake Officials are defending their decision to throw out some fans during last night's international game against China. You can see the video on RSLFM.com. At the 70th minute of

LEADER ARTICLE: Dragon Fire

India and China are old civilisations but new neighbours. It was the 1951 Chinese annexation of the historical buffer, Tibet, that brought Chinese troops to what is now the Sino-Indian

Dalai Lama: Tibet culture could soon end

"Our approach is not seeking independence," the exiled spiritual leader told reporters in Melbourne. "We are seeking genuine autonomy to preserve Tibetan culture, Tibetan language and

Notes from the Road: Enjoying the unexpected positives in traveling

The 14th Dalai Lama’s first words demonstrated that he had a sense of humor (a trait that manifested itself throughout his talk). Speaking in English, he thanked the welcoming

Dalai Lama visits old goldfields

In the mid 1800s those seeking enrichment besieged central Victoria's goldfields. Yesterday thousands again turned to Bendigo for fulfilment, but this time of a more spiritual nature.

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