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The Dalai Lama Will Retire

Misunderstandings regarding the Dalai Lama’s wish to retire are widespread among the Tibetans and also in the media, some of which reported that the Dalai Lama is “retiring from being th

Spanish High Court allows appeal for dropped cases against Chinese repression

The Spanish High Court has issued a court ruling allowing the Comité de Apoyo al Tíbet (CAT) and the Fundación Casa del Tíbet to appeal the Audiencia Nacionals’ decis

Chinese premier calls for political reform

The premier did not spell out exactly what reforms are necessary - and said they would have to be introduced gradually. But his comments appear to put him out of step with more conservative colleagu

Tibet jails are like Guantanamo, says ex-political prisoner

Lukar Jam was only 20 when he was forcibly jailed in Tibet by the Chinese police for raising his voice against rights violations. The memories of the extreme torture he suffered prompts him to say that there is no difference between

Dalai Lama directs Tibetan Parliament to discuss his retirement

The Exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Monday formally directed the Tibet’s Parliament in exile to discuss about his decision to devolve “political authority” to an elected leadership

MN mayor declares March 12, 2011, asTibetan Women’s Uprising Day

The Mayor of Minneapolis, Mr. R.T. Rybak made history when he officially signed a Proclamation declaring March 12, 2011, asTibetan Women’s Uprising Day. This is the first off

TWA dedicates women’s uprising anniversary to Tibetan women writers

The Tibetan Women’s Association dedicated the 52nd anniversary of the National Tibetan Women’s Uprising Day to honor the indomitable literary spirit of the Tibetan Women inside Tibet with an exclusive literary event, “Honoring the Literary

March 10 protest rally in Atlanta

In the afternoon of 10 March 2011, the Atlanta Tibetan Community and American Tibet supporters undertook a peaceful rally to commemorate the 52nd Anniversary of the Tibetan People’s Uprising. Starting from the CNN

Western-style political reforms ruled out by China’s top legislator

CHINA WILL never adopt multiparty democracy or any other western-style political reforms that could challenge the Communist Party’s grip on power, Wu Bangguo, head of the national parliament, said yesterday in Beijing

‘Tibetan movement will not end after Dalai Lama steps down’

Prime Minister of Tibetan Government-in-Exile Samdhong Rinpoche said though the leadership of the Dalai Lama cannot be "substituted" by anyone, Tibetans have to find out a way to take the political leadership of the movement without

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