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China names six places in disputed region of ‘Southern Tibet’

In yet another twist in the Sino Indian territorial dispute, China has named six places in the region it claims as Southe

Photo journal on survival history of Tibetan exiles launched

A pictorial book documenting the arrival into exile and survival of the early Tibetan refugees, was launched at a modest event today at the Norbu House conference

Unidentified Tibetan self immolates in Kardze

A video clip showing Chinese authorities extinguishing a flame off of an unidentified Tibetan is being circulated in social media sites. The self immolation reportedly took place i

Chinese authorities demolish pilgrims’ tents outside Yarchen Gar

The Chinese authorities have demolished over 200 tents set up by Tibetan pilgrims near Yarchen Gar Buddhist Institution in Palyul County (Ch: Baiyü County), Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefect

Dalai Lama’s North India trip “indefinitely postponed”

The Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s trip to North India next month has been “indefinitely postponed”. The scheduled trip in May to Kullu-Manali, Lahaul, Spiti and Kinnaur will

Unseen pictures of Younghusband expedition to Tibet unveiled at Tibet Museum

The Tibet Museum run and managed by the CTA, in association with University of Manchester and National Museums Liverpool (NML), today inaugurated previously unseen pictures of Tib

Tib. medicine nomination in UNESCO’s ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage List’ unacceptable: Senior TMAI official

India and China, two of the world’s cultural giants have nominated the traditional Tibetan medicine system, known as the ‘Sowa Rigpa’ tradition to be included in the UNESCO’s list of ‘Intangib

HRW urges French Foreign Minister to publicly raise human rights issue on his China visit

French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault’s visit to China presents an opportunity to publicly raise the issue of crackdown on human rights in China, says the New York-based Human Rights Watch

Tibet, Taiwan and Hong Kong reps. exchange notes at maiden conference

The Taiwanese capital Taipei over the weekend hosted a landmark meeting that saw over 30 prominent Tibetan, Hong Konger and Taiwanese movement leaders and youth activists conv

Global rights watchdog demands China to come clean on death penalty

Calling China the ‘World’s biggest executioner’, Amnesty International in its latest report demanded the Communist party-ruled country to come clean regarding their ‘grotesque’ level

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