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India-Tibet Friendship Society expresses its anguish on the arrest of the members of Tibetan Youth Congress while peacefully protesting against the Chinese occupation of Tibet. There is continuous Human rights violation, environmental

Dharamsala seems to be getting crowded these days. Earlier, the only crowd was the white crowd of the British Raj. But they left when the empire folded up. After the Raj the crowd that converged in McLeod Ganj were the swaggering langurs that met on treetops that lined the road from

The prime minister of the exile Tibetan government was addressing a gathering to mark the sixteenth anniversary of the conferment of Nobel Peace Prize on His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Rinpoche expressed his government and his people's greetings to His Holiness the Dalai

China has ended up with a huge image loss following the crackdown on monks in Tibet. The incident has more serious political dimensions than the mere sealing off of a monestry, detention of five monks, and protest demonstrations by 400 other monks.

More and more albums of Tibetan Buddhist chants find slot in the shelves of music stores worldwide. Once again, Tibetan Buddhism has made headlines in music world. "Tibetan Master Chants," by Lama Tashi has been nominated in the category of Traditional World

Fifty-seven years hence, Human Rights face a makeover in the global scenario and in the international context. Freedoms of Speech and Expression {Article 19 of U.N} have become the

Eleven Tibetans from Belgium, Hungary, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom are participating in the fifth Tibetan Youth Leadership Programme (and the second in Europe), being held in Amsterdam by the

Today marks the 57th year since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was proclaimed. Although many countries in the world today observe the principles set forth in the UDHR, regrettably China as a member of the UN

"I feel truly proud to be in Tihar for my rightful act of demonstrating against the Chinese policies of repression in Tibet, as it is one of the few non-violent methods left with Tibetans to make the world aware of the pitiful plight of Tibetans in Tibet.

The Department of Information and International Relations of Dharamshala based exile Tibetan government will launch a website in Arabic for the interested people in the Arab speaking world