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Bod-Kyi-Bang-Chen (or The Tibet Express), which recently turned into a weekly Tibetan language newspaper opened their branch publication office in Kathmandu and henceforth

Since Beijing won the bid to host the games in 2001, however, critics have raised concerns over China's poor record on issues ranging from human rights to the environment. Some activists call for boycotts, while others have gone so far as to dub the 2008 Games the "Genocide Olympics"

Beijing accused a U.S. advisory panel on Tuesday of taking "potshots" at China in a report that accuses the government of imprisoning and torturing people for practicing their religion.

Rights watchdog Amnesty International has accused China and Russia of supplying arms to Sudan for use in Darfur, in breach of a UN arms embargo.

The Dalai Lama criticized Chinese policies in his Tibetan homeland, calling on rulers in Beijing to grant Tibet something just short of outright independence as a way to foster stability and

Phayul.com expresses its deepest regret over the recent spate of incidents in Dharamshala. In the aftermath of the incidents, reports published in our website seemed to have aggravated the

Distressed by the Wednesday night’s untoward incident, which led to a brooding atmosphere here for a couple of days, Tibetan Prime Minister in exile Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche today on behalf of Kashag called for the situation to calm down immediately.

In a massive campaign that recalls the socialist engineering of an earlier era, the Chinese government has relocated some 250,000 Tibetans - nearly one-tenth of the population - from

Plucked from his birthplace in northeastern Tibet as a toddler, faced with an invasion as a teen and forced into exile in his 20s, the 14th Dalai Lama has spent most of his life shouldering the

Long lines formed outside Chicago's Harris Theater this morning as Buddhist devotees and well-wishers of the Dalai Lama waited to hear a speech by the exiled spiritual and political leader of Tibet.