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Sonam Yarphel, a monk from Mangge monastery in Kardze, was released at around 9:30 a.m. local time of Dec. 21, 2016, according to Dharamshala based Gu-Chu-Sum Movement, a former political pris

The US-based human rights advocacy organization, Freedom House, in its annual report ‘Freedom in the world’ has listed Tibet as one of the least ‘free’ region in the world for political rights and civ

The exile Tibetan government (known officially as the Central Tibetan Administration) has concluded a strategic meeting cum training for UN and Tibet experts on Sunday featuring prominent international organizations and government representatives from Europe as well as Tibetans livin

Some sections of the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership have lately shown signs of nervousness about the ‘unchecked’ spread of Buddhism in China and additional concerns about the

Following reports of the Tibetan PM Lobsang Sangay being present at a dinner hosted by US Ambassador Richard Verma recently, China objected to the same saying the act is tantamount to

The authorities took Khedrup, in his 50s, on December 14 last year under the suspicion of his involvement in sharing photos and videos of Tashi Rabten’s self-immolation on December 8, 2016 in Mach

A year after his detention, Tibetan language rights advocate Tashi Wangchuk’s fate remains in limbo; the intricacies of his case point to the plight similar to that of Tibetans languishing in Chinese jails,

The Chinese government on Tuesday said they hoped Mongolia has learned its lesson following the setback in relations between Beijing and Ulaanbaatar after the latter welcomed the Tibetan leader t

Tibetan Prime Minister (Sikyong) Dr. Lobsang Sangay today greeted the Indian government and its people on India’s 68th Republic day. At a flag unfurling ceremony at the Kashag Secretariat to mar

Tibetans who complied with Chinese government instructions and returned home before the Kalachakra teachings are reportedly being summoned, questioned and their passports made invalid, i