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Don’t Let Beijing Duck Human Rights At Dinner

Green Party Co-Leader Rod Donald has sent a copy of Amnesty International's just-released Annual Human Rights Report to Helen Clark so she can raise the latest abuses in China at her dinner with Wu Bangguo tonight.

A New Tibetan Buddhist Centre Opens in Australia

Among the many Tibetan Lamas who have impacted the Buddhist scene in Australia is Lama Choedak Rinpoche, who has founded fourteen centre across Australia and New Zealand.

Chinese politician takes side door to avoid MP’s protest

Chinese security guards tried to have free-Tibet protester Green Party co-leader Rod Donald removed from the view of National People's Congress of China chairman Wu Bangguo as he arrived at Parliament today.

Tibetan center faces auction

The Tibetan Cultural Center, founded by the brother of the Dalai Lama, is $1.7 million in debt and is scheduled to be auctioned during a sheriff's sale next month.

Deadline Nearing for World’s First Official License Plate Honoring Tibet

The deadline for issuing the world's first official license plate honoring the people of Tibet is drawing near -- and drawing interest in this historic event from around the world.

Nurturing a dream of returning home

Bangalore: "I love Bangalore, we love India, but our roots are in Tibet and we will go back some day," says Tenzing, a young shopkeeper at the Tibetan market on Rest House Road, echoing perhaps the sentiments of around 85,000 Tibetan refugees in India.

5 years of Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch, a mass movement for Tibet

Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch (BTSM) is one of the newly formed Indian support groups for Tibet, which has completed five successful years now.

Ghent University welcomes “A Long Look Homeward-Beyond Borders” exhibition

After a successful two weeks exhibition at Louvain la Neuve University the traveling version of the Tibet Museum has now moved to the head library of the Ghent University on 23rd May 2005 for three weeks exhibition.

Tibetans Fare Well in XII Exams

The Central Tibetan Schools for Tibetans have topped this year's class XII schools wise results of the Central Board of Secondary Education. This was announced the CBSE chairman Ashok Ganguly yesterday in New Delhi.

Dagpo Shedrupling Monastery in Kullu draws tourists

With the opening up of the new Dagpo Shedrupling Monastery in Kullu, tourism authorities are expecting a surge in the number of foreign tourists.

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