By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 14: China’s lone Noble Peace Prize laureate and human rights campaigner has passed away at a hospital yesterday after losing his battle with terminal cancer.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 12: Gu-Chu-Sum Movement Association of Tibet and Students for a Free Tibet (SFT)- India condemned China for the treatment it meted out to the country’s only Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Liu Xiaobo.
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DHARAMSALA, July 12: Two Tibetan men were charged for their involvement in a sex trafficking operation that preys on Chinese women in the United States.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 10: Leaders of the Tibetan people have congratulated Khaltmaa Battulga, the Mongolian President-elect.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 10: Britain and the European Union has joined the growing call for China to release dying dissident and Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 6: The courtyard of Tsug-lag-khang, the main temple in Mcleod Ganj, Dharamsala where the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama resides, was filled with an air of exultation as thousands of Tibetans as well as foreigners and Indian followers of the Tibetan leader congregated for the official celebration of His Holiness’ 82nd birthday.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 5: Members of Swadeshi Jagaran Manch (SJM), an economic wing of the Sangh Parivar stormed the Chinese embassy in New Delhi after Beijing suspended Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage route through Nathu La pass.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 5: China has warned India that it will suffer greater losses than in 1962 if it incites military conflict with Beijing over Sikkim border issue.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, June 30: China has claimed to have tested a new battle tank in Tibet amidst stand-off with India at Nathula pass which connects the Indian state of Sikkim with Tibet.
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By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, June 30: Some Tibetan political prisoners are among the 176 portraits of people Ai Wei Wei considers activists, prisoners of conscience and free-speech advocates.
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