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Thubten Dargyel was arrested and a charged with felony sexual assault

In Wisconsin, horror has struck about 80 Tibetans and number of American friends to support Thubten la and his family. Many of them were carrying post signs like "Thubten is a Good Dad", "He is a Man"

Ilyumzhinov sees no reason for denying Dalai Lama entry

Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, president of the Russian internal republic of Kalmykia, see no reasons why the Dalai Lama should be denied entry into Russia.

His Holiness to Teach from 22 July

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will begin a ten- day teaching on Ngagrim Chenmo (Tsongkhapa’s Great Exposition of Tantric Stages) from 22 July, 2004. The ten-day discourse is a continuation of a teaching requested by Taiwan based -Compassion and Bliss Foundation a few years back.

Fischer Frank With China

German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer, during a 10-day tour of Asia, admonished the Chinese government for not doing enough to improve its human rights record.

Fleeting Images – S.F. photographer captures Tibet in transition

In teaching us a new visual code, photographs alter and enlarge our notions of what is worth looking at and what we have a right to observe. They are a grammar and, even more importantly, an ethics of seeing.

Situation for Tibetan Refugees in Nepal Remains Unstable, New Report Finds

A new report from the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) finds that the overall situation for Tibetan refugees transiting through and living in Nepal continued to deteriorate in 2003, despite the promulgation of a new written refugee policy by the Nepalese government.

‘We Are No Monks’ premiered in London

The radical Indo-Tibetan film ‘We’re No Monks’ received its UK premiere in London on Sunday 11 July 2004. More than 100 people attended the screening organised by the Tibet Society of the UK and the Tibetan/Jewish Youth Exchange

Tattoo is facing torture protest

"Torture is still endemic in China and therefore we do not believe it is right for Tattoo officials to engage with the Chinese Army" - Free Tibet campaign spokeswoman

Two Tibetan monks held in Shigatse

Two Tibetan monks are being held by Chinese authorities in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR), five months after they were stopped on their return home from Nepal, RFA's Tibetan service reports.

Parliament of the World’s Religions Commits to Work on Religious Violence and Refugees

Over 8,000 religious leaders and lay people gathered in Barcelona in Spain from July 7 to 13, 2004 and discussed the issues of religious violence, access to safe water, the fate of refugees worldwide, and the elimination of developing countries' debts.

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