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Barren Tibet had thick cypress forests some 4600 years ago

Researchers have revealed that the barren landscape of Tibet as is in evidence today, was covered by thick cypress forests some 4600 years ago. According to the research carried out by

UN Human Rights Chief Questioned on Nangpa Pass Killings

As the UN Human Rights Council began its third session yesterday here, 16 NGOs in a joint statement questioned the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on the steps taken concerning the 30

Tibetan Movie Screened in Various Colleges in Meerut

Anterrashtriya Bharat-Tibet Sahyog Samiti based in Meetut in association with Department of Information and International Relations and India Tibet Coordination Office organized a program

Chinese ambassodor highlights trade ties

Soon after China's ambassador to the United States finished lunch Wednesday, he remarked that he was approaching an anniversary -- the 24-hour anniversary of his arrival in Vermont.

His Holiness inaugurates seminar on Tibetan history

His Holiness the Dalai Lama graced the inaugural of a two-day seminar on Tibetan history organised by the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (LTWA) here at the Gangkyi Hall.

Green is In…Red is Out

Everyone these days – in one-way or another – seems to embrace the ‘green is in…red is out’ mantra. Let me explain my catchphrase before you assume that this is some kind of subversive political slogan.

SFT to hold ninth action camp

After two years of successful stints in Europe and India, SFT's Free Tibet! Action Camp is returning to North America on January 4-9, 2007. The camp will bring together

A Tibetan Scholar is nominated as a young Asian Leader

Dr. Lobsang Sangay, a Tibetan research fellow at Harvard Law School, was selected as one of Asia's 200 outstanding young leaders to attend the "Asia 21 Young Leaders Summit"

Global day of action for Tibetan Detainees

Tibetans and their supporters will protest at Chinese embassies and consulates around the world on November 30th, 2006 to mark the two month anniversary of the deadly attack by China’s border patrol on Tibetan

Nepal Immigration improves facility to Tibetan asylum seekers

The Immigration Department of Nepal today send an official to escort another group of 13 newly arrived Tibetan men to the Nepal-India border this month indicating that with the political change in Nepal

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