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Himalaya – The Chinese killing fields

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Hundreds of Tibetans and Tibet supporters gathered in front of the Chinese Embassy in Paris, to condemn the recent killing of Kalsang Nortso, a seventeen-year-old nun,
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Peaceful protest by Tibetans in Sydney

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The Tibetan community of Sydney, Australia and its supporters have been shocked and horrified by the recent cold blooded murder of two innocent Tibetans and the
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Dalai Lama starts tour of Japan

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Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Monday began a trip to deliver lectures and attend Buddhist rites in Japan, which allowed him to visit
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‘Unrepresented nations’ sign peace pledge in Taiwan

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An international organisation of more than 60 tribes, ethnic groups and 'disadvantaged countries' signed a declaration in Taiwan on Sunday to mark February 18 as an international
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Uighur Muslims feel long arm of Beijing

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Mullah Masude, 63, removes his shoes and gingerly navigates an expanse of carpeting in the Jaman mosque's main worship area before climbing a set of rickety steps to the roof.
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The Dalai Lama consecrates Thungyur Lakhang monastry

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Tibetan spiritual head The Dalai Lama today consecrated the ancient Thungyur Lakhang Buddhist gompa (monastry) at Rampur today to mark 2550th anniversary of 'Mahaparinirvan' (enlightenment) of
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Tibetan refugees flee despite dangers and hardships

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Fingering prayer beads and silently reciting mantras, 36-year-old Namdhak from Chinese-controlled Tibet offers thanks for her safe arrival in Nepal's capital Kathmandu after
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Dharamsala gets a Silicon Valley connection

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What could be common between Silicon Valley and Dharamsala? Computers of course, more specifically wireless community networking, and spirituality playing the binding force. If the Silicon Valley
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China’s Great Wall of Censorship

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The French Reporters without Borders (RSF) has issued a new book on press freedom and freedom of speech in China. Entitled "Silenced: China's Great Wall of Censorship," the new book was written by
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An experience of a lifetime

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Miss Washington Kristen Eddings returned home to Silverdale this week after spending 14 days immersed in the culture of India.As a spokeswoman for Bridges
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