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Heckler embarrasses presidents

A heckler from the Falun Gong spiritual movement, who entered White House grounds as a reporter, interrupted a formal arrival ceremony for Chinese President Hu Jintao today, prompting President George W Bush to apologise to his guest.

“March for Tibet’s Independence” 2006

"March for Tibet's Independence" from Charlottesville to Washington, D.C. FISHERS, Ind.- The International Tibet Independence Movement (ITIM) is coordinating yet another "March for Tibet's Independence."

Tibetans Demand Freedom During Chinese President’s Visit

Tibetans and their supports will demand an end to China’s occupation of Tibet as Chinese President Hu Jintao meets President Bush at the White House on Thursday. The demonstrators will join Taiwanese

Finance Department’s Entrepreneurship Awareness Campaign

Research and policy unit of the Finance Department of the Central Tibetan Administration is planning to organise a one-month entrepreneurship awareness campaign in various Tibetan settlements in South India.

Report of Protest against Hu Jintao in Seattle

Tibetans of all ages (ranging from 16 to 72), 26 of them from Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington drove to Seattle early Tuesday morning with a lot of energy and excitement.

Dalai Lama makes surprise trip to Chicago

The Dalai Lama is in Chicago on a quiet trip to meet with select supporters and friends, his first visit to the area since 1999.Tsultim Ngabtak, the president of Buddhist View International in Morton Grove, Ill.

Dalai Lama leaves prerogative of appointing members to the exile parliament

In an unprecedented development, the Dalai Lama has renounced his privilege of appointing three members to the Tibetan parliament-in-exile.

Anxious Tibetans Await Demolition Deadline, Majnu Tilla under DDA Drive

The buildings and houses in Majnu Ka Tilla (Manjutilla), now known as New Arunanagar colony, a major transit for Tibetans traveling within India and abroad and a flourishing commercial centre, may have to face bulldozers of Delhi

A Voice Once Silenced in Tibet – Washington Times Op/Ed of Phuntsok Nyidon

I was 19 years old when I made the protest that resulted in my imprisonment for 15 years. It happened in 1989, when my country, Tibet, was under martial law. Together with a group of fellow Tibetan nuns, I went to the Barkhor area of central Lhasa, and we shouted,

Jetsun Pema Awarded Children’s Prize

Jetsun Pema or Amala for the children of the Tibetan children's village has been awarded the World Children's Honorary Award in Stockholm, Sweden yesterday

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