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A Tibetan writer from Tibet’s Ngaba region jailed in 2010 was released today in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province. Joleb Dawa, the editor of 'Dus-rab kyi nga' (This Century’s Self) journal completed his sentence of three years' imprisonment today. Several Tibetans including his family members

Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today reiterated his appeal to Buddhists in Burma and Sri Lanka to stop the communal violence. The Tibetan leader was speaking to devo

Gu-Chu-Sum, the organization for former Political Prisoner’s of Tibet, elected its new executive members Sunday at the concluding day of its sixth General Body Meeting that started

Following his self-immolation protest, local Tibetans tried to take the body to his home but were stopped by Chinese security personnel numbering over 150. The authori

The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama yesterday offered his prayers for Robert Webster Ford, Tibetan government's first foreigner officer, who p

Days ahead of China’s second Universal Periodic Review, Tibetans and supporters in Geneva are lobbying at the ongoing session of United Nations Human Rights Council to pres

The Tibetan leader who had just returned from a four nation Europe tour addressed the gathering which was made up of around 25 Tibetan Buddhist scholars from around

Reports have emerged that a Tibetan man has been detained by the Chinese authorities in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, in May last year for alleged possession of Dalai L

The first westerner to serve in the Tibetan government has passed away in England on September 20 at the age of 90. Robert Ford joined the Government of Tibet

Tibetans exiles today protested against Nepal government’s secret cremation of Karma Nyedon Gyatso, a differently abled monk who set himself on fire near Boudhan