CTA issues response to China’s white paper on Tibet, says Tibet was an independent country historically

DHARAMSALA, Sep 1: The Central Tibetan Administration today released a book titled “Tibet was not part of China but middle way remains a viable solution: Central Tibetan Administration’s response to China’s white paper on Tibet” at a press conference held here in Dharamsala and also responded to the recent statements made by Chinese leaders at the 6th Tibet Work Forum held in Beijing over Aug 24-25.

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US senators urge Obama to raise human rights and Tibet issue during Xi Jinping’s upcoming visit to US in september

DHARAMSALA, Aug 14: Ten US Senators have urged President Obama to raise the deteriorating situation of human rights during Chinese President Xi Jinjing’s visit to the US next month and emphasize to Xi that China should refrain from interfering in the centuries-old system of recognizing reincarnate Tibetan Buddhist lamas.

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TCHRD reiterates call for investigation into Tenzin Delek Rinpoche’s death in prison, confirms release of Rinpoche’s sister and niece

DHARAMSALA, AUG 10: Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), a Tibetan rights group based in Dharamsala has reiterated its call for an independent and impartial investigation into Trulku Tenzin Delek Rinpoche’s death in prison while confirming the release of Rinpoche’s sister and niece who have been arbitrarily detained for about two weeks.

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Lukar Jam Atsock throws his hat into Sikyong 2016 election ring, Speaker Penpa Tsering follows suit

DHARAMSALA, Aug 4: A former Tibetan political prisoner and a prominent advocate of Tibetan independence- as opposed to the current official stand of seeking ‘genuine autonomy’ through the middle way approach, proposed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and supported by the Tibetan Parliament in exile- has thrown his hat into the ring for the election of Sikyong 2016.

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