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Solution to Tibet issue in sight: Dalai Lama

There has been some change in the Chinese attitude towards Tibet as the Chinese authorites have spoken to his representatives directly, said Tibetan spirtual leader Dalai Lama during a discourse at the State Banquet Hall here this evening.

Lord Buddha statue main attraction in Dehradun

A 107-feet high Lord Buddha statue built by Tibetan refugees is attracting hundreds of devotees and tourists here. The religious complex has been financed mainly by a Thailand-based monastery, which promotes Buddhism across the world.

Tibetan Political Prisoner Succumbs to Torture

According to information received by TibetNet, a Tibetan political prisoner died at a hospital in Shigatse after imprisonment by the Chinese authorities,. The prisoner, Tenzin Phuntsok died on the morning of 8 September this year.

His Holiness to Give Teaching From 29-31 December

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will give a three-day teaching here at Tsuglakhang from 29 to 31 December, 2003. The teaching commences on the day of ‘Ten Good Omen’ of the Tibetan Lunar calendar.

Muslim, human rights groups denounce China’s “terrorist” list

Two groups listed by China as ”terrorist” organizations denounced the move on Tuesday as a politically motivated act unfairly targeting Muslims, while human rights activists said peaceful dissenters were being scapegoated.

A Tibetan Teacher sentenced to five years’ imprisonment term

TCHRD received confirmed information that Nyima Tsering, 65, a teacher, was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment term by Gyantse Intermediate People’s Court in June 2003 on charges of “inciting the masses”.

Tibetan Awareness program at Mysore “the city of palaces and gardens”

Tibetan Youth Congress awareness program title “Tibet and India security” was the topic of week at most of the colleges in Mysore to discuss among the faculties and students, how their can pool up efforts and moral support

Nations without States: Chechnya, Kurdistan, Tibet

On the occasion of the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights we organized the conference which was devoted to current political situation in Chechnya, Kurdistan and Tibet with emphasis on a difficult way

A British charity committed to help elderly Tibetans

The Help Tibet Trust, a British charity founded by Morna White in 1988, celebrated its Annual General Meeting in Barnes, London. The founder's sister Isabelle White is the current Chairman and she presented the past year's report to

Tibetans and their friends in Belgium gathered to celebrate the awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to H. H. the Dalai Lama

Over two hundred fifty Tibetans and their Belgian friends gathered in Antwerpen on 13th December 03 to celebrate the awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

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