DHARAMSALA, Sep 15: The 10th session of the 15th Tibetan Parliament- in-exile opened today to a peaceful protest by a group of Tibetans demanding recognition from the Parliament for their unique tradition of Tibetan Buddhism.
Read moreVerna Yu, South China Morning Post | September 15, 2015
Coverage to mark the formation of the region’s government presented a rosy picture of its achievements and painted over the cracks
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‘Impossible’ for Europe to accommodate all refugees – says world’s most famous exile
John Bingham, The Telegraph | September 14, 2015
The answer to the refugee crisis must be found in the Middle East because it would be “impossible” for Europe to provide sanctuary to everyone in need, the Dalai Lama has insisted.
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DHARAMSALA, Sep 14: Two Tibetan monks from Kirti monastery were arrested by Chinese police on Sep 10 in two separate incidents of solitary protests against the Chinese government in Ngaba county in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Sep 14: The 10th session of the 15th Tibetan Parliament-in-exile begins tomorrow.
Read more[Reuters Media] DHARAMSALA, Sep 14: Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, on Saturday stressed the need for more research works on Panchen Lama after China last week said that the second-highest figure in Tibetan Buddhism is “living a normal life”.
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DHARAMSALA, Sep 10: A Tibetan monk from Kirti monastery in Ngaba county in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo was detained by Chinese police yesterday following his solitary protest against Chinese rule in Tibet.
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Mail Online | September 8, 2015
The enormous square outside Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet, became the setting of a parade that thousands attended earlier today.
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DHARAMSALA, Sep 8: A young Tibetan monk was arbitrarily detained yesterday in restive Ngaba county after he staged a solitary protest in restive Ngaba county in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo in eastern Tibet.
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DHARAMSALA, Sep 7: China has released yet another white paper on Sunday, days after the Central Tibetan Administration led by Sikyong Lobsang Sangay issued its response to a white paper published earlier in April and to statements made by top Chinese leaders at the recently held 6th Tibet Work Forum.
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