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Chinese Communist Party Hinders Australian Officials from Attending New Year Global Gala

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A letter from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to Australian government departments and officials dated December 14, 2005, was recently released, in which the CCP not only slandered the New Tang Dynasty organization
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Dalai Lama’s visit next month will focus on the spiritual, rather than the political

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The Dalai Lama, the exiled leader of the Tibetan people who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989, will visit Israel next month.
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Hello, Dalai

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Recently the Dalai Lama came to Washington to talk about religion, science, the mysteries of the human mind and various other topics that are important to any holy man whose first name is "the."
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Tibet: An Encounter with ‘The Fake One’

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Last summer as our bus approached the deep tunnel the Chinese had bored through Sichuan's Erlang Mountain to ensure access to Tibet's restive Kham region, a phalanx of People's Liberation Army trucks blocked the way.
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Two locomotives collided at China’s new rail line to Tibet

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Two locomotives collided at a work site on China's new railway line to Tibet, killing one person and injuring eight others, the government said Saturday.
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Film on Tibetan Scholar Gendun Choephel to Premiere at Sundance Festival

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Angry Monk, a film on Tibetan scholar Gendun Choephel, by Swiss film maker Luc Schaedler is having its North American premiere at the prestigious Sundance Film Festival on January 22, 2006.
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New prison in Lhasa: increased surveillance for political prisoners, ‘oppressive’ cell-blocks

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A major new prison housing hundreds of inmates, including monks, nuns and other political prisoners, has become operational near Lhasa, Tibet.
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Ribur Rinpocheis no more, His Story Remains with Us

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Ribur Rinpoche, a Tibetan lama responsible for salvaging and bringing back some of Tibet's holiest spiritual treasures from China, passed away January 16 in India.
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Symposium on Tibet at Delhi University

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Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch of Delhi University unit organised a symposium titled "Tibet's problem and ways to find solution" at Tagore hall, Art faculty of Delhi University.
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Sri Lanka reiterates one-China policy

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Sri Lanka said on Thursday it will follow its longstanding 'one-China' policy amid moves by Buddhist groups here to invite the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama for a key celebration.
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