News
US Censures China For Serious Human Rights Abuses in Tibet
Dharamshala: China's human rights record is on a "negative trend" with growing restrictions on freedom of speech and "severe repression" in the Tibet, Xinjiang and China, according to a US State Department annual report published Friday (8th April). The report also criticized China for its worsening human rights record and urged Beijing to release dozens of
Read more … US Censures China For Serious Human Rights Abuses in Tibet
EP Calls on Nepal to Respect Human Rights of Exiled Tibetans
Dharamshala: - The European Parliament has adopted a resolution on the government of Nepal to respect the democratic principles and human rights of the Tibetan refugee community living in the Himalayan region. On 7th April, in Brussels, the capital of Belgium,
Read more … EP Calls on Nepal to Respect Human Rights of Exiled Tibetans
Prayer session organised by the Tibetan Community Section Glarus
On April 9th, 2011 around 40 Tibetans of the Tibetan community Glarus gathered in Linthal to commemorate the 49 day of death of Jigme Norbu, son of late Taktser Rinpoche.
Read more … Prayer session organised by the Tibetan Community Section Glarus
Monk Tortured over 2008 Tibet Protest Dies Monday 4 April 2011, 4:45 p.m.
DHARAMSHALA: A Tibetan monk who was severely beaten and tortured by the Chinese police for his role in the peaceful protest in Labrang Tashikyil in northeastern Tibet in 2008 succumbed to his injuries on 3 April.
Read more … Monk Tortured over 2008 Tibet Protest Dies Monday 4 April 2011, 4:45 p.m.
Centuries old Tradition of Non-violence is India's Real Strength
Dharamshala: - On April 2nd in the Indian capital New Delhi during his lecture on "Non-Violence and Spiritual Values of Secular India" in honour of former Indian President R. Venkataraman, Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama urged the young Indians to "play a more active role in preserving their centuries old tradition of non-violence and propagating it to the outside world".
Read more … Centuries old Tradition of Non-violence is India's Real Strength
Exile students fast in support of students' fast in Tibet
Dharamsala, April 4 - Students from various schools here sat on a ‘Fast for Freedom’ Sunday in solidarity with the Tibetan students of the Ngaba Prefecture Upper Middle School who have been reportedly sitting on fast since March 17 in protest against the Chinese government following a Tibetan monk’s self immolation and its handling by the Chinese police.
Read more … Exile students fast in support of students' fast in Tibet
A Difficult Road, a Book by Ven. Bagdro, Released by Choerig Kalon
DHARAMSHALA: Kalon Tsering Phuntsok, of the Department of Religion and Culture, today launched Ven Bagdro's eighth book named A Difficult Road.
Read more … A Difficult Road, a Book by Ven. Bagdro, Released by Choerig Kalon