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Dalai Lama seeks more contact with China

The Dalai Lama wants greater contact between his envoys and Chinese authorities to boost relations following the success of recent meetings, the exiled spiritual leader's representative said on Wednesday.

Legislature finally ends law regulating Tibetan Buddhism

Echoing the need to keep politics separate from religion as that doctrined by the Constitution, the Legislature recently abolished a six-decade-old law empowering the government to regulate Tibetan Buddhism in Taiwan.

Warm welcome for Dalai Lama in Kashmir’s Buddhist region

The Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, was given a warm welcome Thursday as he arrived in Indian Kashmir's Buddhist-dominated Ladakh region, officials said.

China opens Dalai Lama communications lines

China says communication lines with the Dalai Lama are open after visits by envoys of Tibet's exiled Buddhist spiritual leader, another sign of a thaw in relations that have been deadlocked for a decade.

China rules out concessions to Dalai Lama

China today ruled out any concessions to the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama but hoped that the just-concluded visit to the country by his envoys would help him make the "correct choice" on the vexed Tibet issue.

Dalai Lama greets the audience at an award ceremony in New Delhi

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama greets the audience at an award ceremony in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, June 11, 2003. On behalf of Sulabh International Dalai Lama presented 'Man of Letters' award to former Executive Director of World Bank Balmiki Prasad Singh, (not in the picture) for his writings and zeal to build a dynamic and responsive society in India. Photo by Ajit Kumar

Monk shares hardship and hope

HARD LIFE: Tibetan Buddhist monk, the Venerable Bagdro is preparing to speak in Geelong. The Venerable Bagdro was imprisoned and tortured. Photo: TONY KERRIGAN

Monk shares hardship and hope

Silenced, jailed and tortured for speaking out against the treatment of his people, the Venerable Bagdro, a Tibetan monk, could be forgiven for abandoning his religious crusade.

Rare glacier found in Tibet

Chinese archaeologists have discovered a rare 12-kilometre-long glacier dating back over 1,000 years in Basu county of the Qamdo prefecture in east Tibet, according to a report.

Rights groups announce tourism boycott of Nepal

A worldwide coalition of travelers today announced the first-ever tourism boycott of Nepal. This boycott comes in response to the illegal forced return of Tibetan refugees into the hands of Chinese authorities.

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