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The People’s Republic of China recommenced implementation of the “patriotic education” campaign in monastic institutions in Tibet, according

More than 20 poets representing 15 different nations are meeting for Poetry Africa 2005. The poets as far as USA, Cuba, Uk, Philipines, India, France, Netherlands, Tibet and Irag are meeting for five days. There are poets from African nations like Senegal, Zimbawe, Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa.

22 young Tibetans, and their German supporters, were forbidden to display Tibetan flags during the football friendly between Germany and China.

China has protested a US congressional report which criticised its human rights record and said Beijing had tightened controls on religion, speech, media and assembly.

Report submitted by Rinchen Lhanzey Mysore October 9, 2005 10:30am: On the annual anniversary occasion of the RTYC Mysore, the committee members of Tibetan Volunteers for Animals (TVA) and RTYC, members of the college students and sweeter business were all assembled at Ganesh Prasad hall in Mysore.

The Dalai Lama is set to take part in a debate about ethics when he visits the Capital next month. It will be the second time that the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists has come to Scotland, following a visit 18 months ago.

The world's best known Tibetan vocalist, Ms Yungchen Lhamo was chosen amongst the artists of 'Real World' to sing at International 2005 Sori Festival in Jeonju, South Korea from 1 to 3 October 2005.

The Washington, D.C.-based Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) has recommended that President George Bush and Congress should urge the Chinese government to meet the Dalai Lama and to move the current contact

There has been "no improvement" in human rights in China over the past year as the government tightened controls on religion, speech, media and assembly, a US commission said in a report.

Coinciding the founding of Tibetan Youth Congress on October 7, 1970, the Tibetan community of New York and New Jersey observed the 36th Anniversary of the Tibetan Youth Congress Day on October 8, 2005 at Williamsburg Community Center, Graham Ave.