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Tibetan civil servants offer long-life prayer to Dalai Lama

Dharamshala, April 22: Civil servants of exile Tibetan government on Friday offered a long-life prayer to Dalai Lama at the main temple here and pledged their sincere service.

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EP Vice-President: China must resolve Tibetans' grievances in a fair and transparent way

Brussels, April 19: In response to an appeal from the Office of Tibet Brussels, Mr Edward McMillan-Scott, Vice-President of the

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Nepal disrupts Tibetan fasting for compatriots in Ngaba

Daharamshala, April 19: A group of Tibetans fasting in protest of Chinese authorities’ siege of Kirti Monastery in Tibet’s Ngaba County were disrupted by Nepali Police on Monday.

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US Urges China to Respect Religious Freedom in Tibet

Dharamshala: - The United States on Thursday (14th April) criticized China after violent incidents at the Kirti Monastery in Ngaba region of eastern Tibet and called on Beijing government to respect religious freedom and Human Rights of people in Tibet.

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Single action in front of the United Nation by Dawa Sara, Tibetan Community Switzerland & Liechtenstein, Section Glarus

On April 11th, Dawa Sara from Oberurnen (Kanton Glarus) travelled for the second time on April 11th,2011 to Geneva to continue his campaign, which he started a month ago in front of the United Nations in Geneva.

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Nepal Agrees to Deport Tibetan Refugees to Chinese

Dharamsala: Nepal Officials agreed to curb anti-Chinese Government activities in Nepal, this comes just days after the European Parliament and US criticised Nepal authorities for their treatment of Tibetan refugees in the country.

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China forcing Monks to Accept "Patriotic Re-education"

Dharamshala: - A serious situation has escalated recently in Ngaba county, Amdo region of eastern Tibet as the Kirti Monastery in the region has been sealed off by armed Chinese security forces. The armed forces this week also have prevented food from entering the monastery, and from Monks leaving.

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