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“Bike Ride for Tibet” Completed

Rinpo Lama from Minnesota completed his "Bike Ride for Tibet" today, April 25, arriving at the United Nations (UN) in New York City. Rinpo attempted to deliver the letter he wrote to Secretary General Kofi Annan

Tibet activists in Switzerland celebrated the birthday of the world’s youngest political prisoner in front of the Chinese Embassy

The secretary at the Chinese Embassy reacted extremely enraged as a Tibet activist handed him a birthday cake, along with the request that it should be passed on to the detained Panchen Lama.

Monks from Tashi Lhunpo Monastery joined vigil for the release of Panchen Lama in London

Tibetans and human rights activists holds a candlelight vigil and protest outside the Chinese Embassy in London on the 17th birthday of one of the world’s youngest political prisoners - the 11th Panchen Lama

Phuntsog Nyidron Has Audience with the Dalai Lama

Former political prisoner Phuntsog Nyidron had an audience with the Dalai Lama on April 22, 2006 during which he inquired about her situation and gave her advice on her future.

Tibet’s Solar Energy PV Generation Ranked First in China

Presently, the capacity of Tibet's various photoelectric equipments and facility nearly reaches 9,000 KWs and the installed capacity of its solar energy photovoltaic (PV) electricity generation is ranked first in China.

Exiled Tibetans celebrate Panchen Lama’s birthday

Tibetans-in-exile are celebrating the 17th birthday of the 11th Panchen Lama Gedun Choekyl Nyima, the second highest spiritual leader of the community after the Dalai Lama.

The Panchen Lama’s 17th birthday: more control of religion in Tibet, ban on prayer-flags in one Tibetan Area

Religion in Tibet is subject to increasing control and intense political campaigns as the Panchen Lama, Gendun Choekyi Nyima, marks his 17th birthday today (April 25), more than a decade after he was taken into custody

Speaker describes on going struggles in Tibet

DU hosted a slideshow by Tamdin Wangdu of the Tibetan Village Project, reflecting upon his organization's work in Tibet, last week. The event, organized by DU senior Marta Martins, both raised awareness of Tibet

Dalai Lama Begins South America Tour

The Dalai Lama departs the United States for Brazil today on the first leg of his five nation tour of South America that will also take him to Argentina, Chile, Peru and Colombia.

No Dalai Lama at peace parley

The Dalai Lama will not be at a Georgetown University celebration of a world peace conference where the Tibetan leader played a major role 20 years ago, and one human rights group says the absence was "likely" the result

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