- Advertisement -spot_img

CATEGORY

News

PM urged to press Beijing

A coalition of human rights organizations is appealing to Prime Minister Paul Martin to adopt a comprehensive strategy on human rights in China on his upcoming visit.

Buddha’s Warriors-The Story of the CIA Backed Tibetan Freedom Fighters, the Chinese Invasion and the Ultimate Fall of Tibet

Buddha's Warriors is compulsive reading for anyone interested in the ancient conflict between the forces of light and dark. Much more than a re-telling of Tibetan resistance to Chinese invasion, above all its other credentials, and they are considerable indeed, it's a moving account of freedom challenging oppression through sacrifice, courage, determination and suffering.

Long Life Offering to His Holiness in June

The Central Tibetan Administration has decided to mark the year 2005 with an official expression of gratitude and reverence to His Holiness the Dalai Lama as His Holiness turns 70 this year.

Free Tibet Campaign disappointed by Foreign Secretary Jack Straw’s comments

Tibet Campaigners are deeply disappointed at the UK Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw's comments today to a House of Commons committee scrutinising arms control, that to "lump" China with Burma and Zimbabwe was "not appropriate" in the maintenance of an EU arms embargo.

EU China arms ban ‘to be lifted’

The EU embargo on arms exports to China is likely to be lifted in the next six months despite US objections, UK Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has said.

China’s leader shows his stripes

When Hu Jintao became head of China's ruling Communist Party in late 2002, the question on everyone's lips was "Who is Hu?"

Kalon Tripa Leaves on Official Tour

Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, the Kalon Tripa of the Central Tibetan Administration left today on a twenty five ïž–day official tour to Una, Delhi, Bangkok, Chennai, Bodhgaya, Mumbai and Pune.

Tibetan Monk Arrested, Security Tightened After Blaze

Chinese authorities have arrested a Tibetan monk and tightened security in a traditionally Tibetan part of Sichuan Province after a fire they suspect was the work of separatists opposed to Chinese rule, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reports.

Brothers in Arms

True to the dictum, "Crisis sort the friend or foe", When Tibet reeled under the worst period of its history following the Chinese occupation, India provided support and sanctuary to His Holiness the Dalai Lama and thousands of his followers.

Temple sold to raise tsunami cash

A small Canadian Buddhist congregation has sold one of its temples to raise money for Asian tsunami victims.

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img