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Tibet question raised in the Indian Parliament

The delegation of the ATPD being led by the Vice Chairman Mrs Gyari Dolma is currently in Delhi interacting with the various Indian Parliamentarians. They will be also attending a meeting of All Party Indian Parliamentary Forum for Tibet

Beasties Question U.S., Chinese Regimes

When the Beastie Boys traveled to Taipei, Taiwan, for an April 20 Tibetan Freedom Concert, they found themselves advocating their old cause in a unique political middle ground between the U.S. and China.

Statement of Tashi Lhunpo Monastery on the 14th Birthday of The Panchen Lama

Our sincere greetings to fellow Tibetans in and outside Tibet, and to all our friends and supporters all over the world on this auspicious occasion of the birthday of The Panchen Lama, Gendhun Choekyi Nyima. We also want to share our greetings and well wishes with Gendhun Choekyi Nyima on this His 14th birthday.

The Eighth Consecutive Year Since Gedhun Choekyi Nyima disappeared

The XI Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima turns 14 years old today. This marks eight years since the Chinese government took him into custody in May 1995. While the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) commemorates his birth anniversary

A plan to increase links between Americans and Tibetans

Washington says it will give up 1.7 million US dollars to support projects fostering links between Americans and Tibetans. The State Department announced an open competition for tenders for development, cultural, educational and cultural projects.

Antidote

A Tibetan man displays a traditional herbal pill believed by Tibetan doctors to help prevent the SARS virus entering the body at Dharamsala on Wednesday. About 40,000 of the pills have been distributed in Dharamsala.

Running for Tibet

Number 39 . Spring 2003 "The choice of charity was easy for me," said Marie Rabouhans after running the London Marathon on 13 April 2003. "I've been a supporter of the Tibet Foundation since an unforgettable five day trek around Mount Kailash in 1997.

A tribute to martyrs now a musical

‘The struggle starts now’, retorted the besieged warrior to an imperious threat by the green uniformed Chinese officer. It was surely a befitting answer from someone whose life symbolizes courage, patriotism, defiance and loyalty.

Tibet issue was raised in the Norwegian parliament `s question session on 9th April 2003

Questions was directed to Foreign Minster Jan Pettersen by Mr Olav Gunnar Ballo Member of Norwegian Parliament from Social liberal Party. Mr Ballo is also the leader of Norwegian parliamentarian group for Tibet.

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