Interviews
An Interview | Pema Tseden on Breaking into the International Scene
Award-winning Tibetan writer and filmmaker, Pema Tseden, makes a stop in NYC along his US tour to discuss his English-language debut, Enticement: Stories of Tibet. Published in 2018 by SUNY Press and translated by Michael Monhart and Patricia Schiaffini-Vedani, this innovative work truly brings modern Tibetan Literature into the conversation.
Read moreINTERVIEW – Tibetan leader urges Trump to confront China on rights
By Sanjeev Miglani | NEW DELHI The head of the Tibetan government-in-exile said on Friday he was encouraged by U.S.
Read moreIn conversation with Tenzin Bhakto, President of Tibetan Nurses Association (NY&NJ)
By Lobsang Tenchoe | December 13, 2016 As the Tibetan diaspora gears up for the 34th Kalachakra initiation, the largest
Read moreAn interview with TYC President Tenzin Jigme
By Lobsang Tenchoe As the tenure of the 15th Central Executive Committee of Tibetan Youth Congress, the largest Tibetan non-governmental
Read moreAn interview with China’s foremost rights lawyer Dr Teng Biao
By Choenyi Woser and Tenzin Gaphel | May 12, 2016 At a recent conference held at Dharamsala, over 60 foreign
Read moreUYGHUR ISSUE : “OUR FIGHT AGAINST CHINA IS A FREEDOM STRUGGLE AGAINST COLONIALISM”
Vijay Kranti, Organiser | April 24, 2016
Recently Senior East Turkistani Leader DOLKUN ISA was in news because of his visa application to attend the World Uyghur Conference at Dharmashala in Bharat, which was denied by the government.
Read moreCannot implement all recommendations: Tibetan Election Commission
Tibet Express | October 31, 2015 Tibetans across the globe voted on Oct 18 in the preliminary round of Tibetan
Read moreTibetan PM warns that India and China can’t sidestep his country if they aim for peaceful ties
By Ajaj Ashraf, Scroll.in | May 23, 2015
Dr Lobsang Sangay talks about Beijing’s repression of Tibet and Modi’s recent visit to China.
Prime Minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile Dr Lobsang Sangay was educated at Delhi University and Harvard Law School. In an email interview, he speaks of how discussions about Tibet were absent in the media coverage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to China and Beijing’s policy of repression.
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