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Ngawang Sangdrol was ready to die to liberate Tibet

For half her young life, nun Ngawang Sangdrol has been jailed and tortured for defying Chinese occupation. Now she's free, and pleading for help for her homeland, writes Edward Douglas.

Tibetans disappointed

Regional Tibetan Youth Congress (RTYC) today said it was "disappointed" at India's stand on Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). Prime Minister Vajpayee, who is a highly respected leader with a deep knowledge of the issue, has been a strong

Tibetan Leader Urges China to Release Detained Tibetans

The Chairman of the Tibetan Cabinet, Kalon Tripa Samdhong Rinpoche, has asked China to release three who were reportedly arrested in Lhasa on June 16, 2003. In a statement on June 27, 2003, Rinpoche urged "the international community

Fear of forcible return/fear for safety

Nineteen unnamed Tibetans have been detained in Nepal after crossing the border from Tibet. Amnesty International fears they may be forcibly returned to China where they would be at risk of detention without charge, torture and other serious human rights violations.

Buddhist leader visits Twin Cities

Leilani Hotaling of Minnetonka always thought of herself as a Buddhist at heart. "I've wanted to somehow become connected with the Buddhist community," she said. Having done "quite a bit of reading" on Buddhism, she decided to attend the 25th anniversary of the Minnesota Sakya Center.

TWA shocked and anguished by PM Vajpayee’s China declaration

The Tibetan Women’s Association (TWA) expresses shock and anguish over the Indian Prime Minister’s joint Declaration inked with the People’s Republic of China (PRC). India recognized Tibet as an autonomous region of China.

Atal trip signals baffle Tibetans

The road to Gangchen Kyishong leads through a concrete gate of sculpted Tibetan motifs into the offices of the Central Tibetan Administration, the seat of the government-in-exile that claims to set the rules for 1.12 lakh refugees from the other side of the Himalayas.

Message from His Holiness the Dalai Lama on World Tibet Day

I am greatly encouraged that World Tibet Day continues to grow, and that it is being observed in so many cities and countries around the world. I am happy to know the cause of Tibet has such strong support.

Karmapa turns 19

17th Karmapa Ogyen Trinlay Dorjee celebrating his 19th birthday on Thursday near Dharmshala Gyuto Tantrik Monastry Sidwari. (Phayul/Photo by Prem Sood)

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