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New start for human rights at UN?

The new UN Human Rights Council has the aim of re-invigorating the UN's approach to human rights but the problem of overcoming decades of

Nepal resumes issuing ‘Exit Permit’ to Tibetans

A group of 40 Tibetan asylum seekers boarded a bus from the Tibetan Refugee Transit Center in Kathmandu bound for New Delhi

Rejection of Visa for Dalai Lama

When does a Nobel Prize-winning peace activist become an "undesirable?". Last week, 22 of 28 Nobel Peace Prize winners gathered in South Korea for the 2006 Gwangju (Kwangju) Summit of Nobel

Chinese arms in Darfur: the twisted trail of weapons

In a rebel camp along the barren, windswept border between Sudan and Chad, dozens of trucks packed with dreadlocked fighters

A new dawn for UN and human rights

Today, armed with a powerful new mandate, the members of the new Human Rights Council take their seats, embarking on a major enterprise aimed

Nathula border trade to begin July 6

India and China agreed on Sunday to reopen border trade at the Nathu La Pass on July 6, according to Xinhua, the Chinese

Re-education campaign in Tibetan schools in Tibet; students detained in Kandze

The Chinese Government has allegedly started re-education campaign for school children as a precaution to prevent Tibetan students

Remembering roots

Days before the Indian and Chinese governments open up Nathula, one Army porter of Village Yakla, just 16-km from the frontier with Tibet

Pass to Future

Rows of prefab warehouses under corrugated iron sheets at Sherathang, 7 km shy of Nathula. A highway still in the making. A wary state watching what opening the borders

‘Reject China’s Railway to Tibet’ campaign kicks off

The inaugural date of the controversial Qinghai-Tibet railway on July 1, 2006 will be observed as a "Black Day" by exile Tibetan activists by

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