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Freedom March: “Return of the Old Warriors”

The Freedom March organized by the Tibetan Youth Congress is participated by over 80 participants from 22 different places. The March, which started from Thekchen Choling, Dharamsala on the 11th of February

Beijing Olympics: Opportunity or Mockery

"Whether giving Beijing the Olympics was right or wrong it is too late to worry, it is a done deal. The question now is can China make it a celebration of a coming of age or reduce it to a base mockery of the whole Olymoic ideal."

Tibetan Nun Phuntsog Nyidrol Released From Prison

Phuntsog Nyidrol, one of Tibet's most prominent political prisoners and the longest serving female political prisoner, was reportedly released from Lhasa's Drapchi Prison Tuesday, Feb. 24. Nyidrol was due to be released in March 2005.

Concert Review: Tibet House Benefit Concert

A benefit concert offering a potpourri of acts playing for a cause can be a dicey proposition. In essence, the variety show format where each musician gets two tunes before getting the hook carries with it the potential for mishap.

Blood on the snow

A hundred years ago, under the guise of power politics, one of the darkest chapters in British imperial history was written in blood in the snows of Tibet. It was a clash between the greatest and most technologically advanced power in the world and one of the weakest

Last Tibetan Nun Released From Prison

The last of 14 Tibetan "singing nuns" was released Thursday from a Chinese prison, granted a sentence reduction after nearly 15 years behind bars, a U.S. activist said.

Exile Tibetans Mourn the Demise of Tsomoling Dawa, a Former Political Prisoner

Tsomoling Dawa, a staunch Tibetan activist, a former political prisoner died at his home on 22 February 2004 in Lhasa, according to reports from Tibet.

United States Human Rights Annual Report: Finds China Guilty of Abuses in Tibet

The US State Department today released its annual Country Reports on Human Rights Practices that tracks governments’ practices during the year, based primarily on information from US embassy officials but also attained from non-governmental organizations.

Tibet Situation Addressed in the Norwegian Parliament Question Time

QUESTION 1, MP Olav Gunnar Ballo (SLP): I have the following questions to the Foreign Minister: On the 2nd December 2002 the Tibetan Buddhist Tenzin Delek Rinpoche was sentenced to death by the Chinese authorities and has since then been imprisoned.

CTA Welcomes Kofi Annan’s Appointment of the New UN High Commissioner on Human Rights

Louise Arbour, Canadian Supreme Court justice, was named by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan as the UN’s new high commissioner for human rights.

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