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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

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

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

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.

Tenzin Deki, Miss Tibet Pageant-2002 runner-up, will represent Tibet in the Miss Tourism World-2003 to be held in Valencia, Venezuela in Latin America this month. She is one of the 59 contestants who will participate in the pageant

China on Monday issued its first ever list of "terrorist" groups, blaming them for a series of bombings and assassinations and calling for international assistance to wipe them out.

On December 12th Jetsun Pema la the, President of Tibetan Children's Village Schools spoke to a small group of Tibetans on the importance of Education. The program was sponsored and organized by office of Tibet and Tibetan Women's Association of New York.

Despite a sharp fall in the number of foreign tourists to Tibet, dubbed "the roof of the world," the remote Himalayan region hosted 915,945 visitors in the first 11 months of this year, up 8.3 per cent over the same period last year.

Tibetans and their Canadian supporters flocked to Canada's national capital from Toronto and Montreal today to mark the visit of Chinese Premier Jiabao Wen. Wen travelled to Ottawa to foster enhanced business relationships between the People's Republic of China and Canada

While his daughter, Uma, was busy battling Lucy Liu with a samurai sword in "Kill Bill" on multiplex screens across the city, Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman engaged in another kind of battle on a recent Saturday night in the Great Hall of Cooper Union.