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Dalai Lama decision defended

Senate President Paul Calvert has defended his refusal to hold a parliamentary reception for the Dalai Lama, saying the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader is not a head of state.

China intensifies prohibition of religious activities in Tibet during the holy month of Saka Dawa

According to a reliable information received by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy(TCHRD), Lhasa City Committee members called a meeting of the parents of school going

24-hour Hunger strike demanding release of Panchen Lama

Around 40 monk-volunteers from Sera and Tashi Lhumpo monasteries, based in Bylakuppe Tibetan settlement in south India, staged a 24-hour hunger strike in front of the Deputy

Olympic boycott calls ‘will fail’

Human rights groups and some European and US politicians have called for the 2008 games to be boycotted because China continues to sell arms to Sudan.

Australian PM plays down China’s Dalai Lama warning

Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he won't be influenced by China when he decides whether to meet Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, next month.

Wisdom in Tibetan women’s words: Essay Competition

Tibetan Women’s Association (TWA) has announced words of women’s wisdom an essay competition for Tibetan women by calling its initiative as an effort to recognise and

The Tibetan Olympics, 2008

With the 2008 Beijing Olympics drawing near, we see all kinds of campaigns being put into effect by Tibetans and their supporters worldwide to counteract the systematic and extensive propaganda of the Chinese government.

Tibetans continue to walk for elusive freedom

And so, later this summer, once again, Jigme Norbu, the Dalai Lama's nephew, will lead a “March for Tibet's Independence,” the 13th major walk or bike ride organized by the Indianapolis-based International Tibetan Independence Movement.

China readies Mt Everest for Olympic torch

China is beefing up weather stations on Mount Everest to monitor global warming and prepare for an expedition that hopes to take the Olympic torch to the summit of the world's highest mountain, state media said on Thursday.

China warns foreigners about meetings with Dalai Lama

China urged foreign governments Thursday not to support the Dalai Lama ahead of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader's visit to Australia next month. Speaking at a regular press briefing, Chinese

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