DHARAMSALA 24 June: US Special Coordinator for Tibetan issues has called on China to immediately release Tibetan intellectual and writer Thupten Lodoe and all other Tibetans wrongfully imprisoned.
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DHARAMSALA 23 June: A well-known Tibetan poet and writer will be honoured with the Ostana Prize youth award for his literary production and translations.
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DHARAMSALA 22 June: The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama has “expressed concern about the unprecedented rainfall and flooding in Assam that has led to extensive loss of life, the devastation of property and displaced millions of people over the last week.”
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DHARAMSALA 22 June: Days after removing a reference to China for Taiwanese fans at the 2022 FIFA World Cup to be held in Qatar, the organisers have performed a U-turn and changed their nationality to “Chinese Taipei”.
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DHARAMSALA, 21 June: The University of Helsinki in Finland has severed its ties with China’s controversial Confucius Institute(CI).
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DHARAMSALA, 21 June: The Speaker of the US House of Representatives honourable Nancy Pelosi will grace the eighth World Parliamentarians’ Convention on Tibet (WPCT).
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DHARAMSALA 20 June: The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), a rights group based in Dharamsala has said that Chinese authorities have sentenced prominent Tibetan writer Rongwo Gendun Lhundup to four years in prison.
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DHARAMSALA 20 June: Chinese authorities have sentenced a Tibetan intellectual and writer to four and half years in prison, Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), a rights group based in Dharamsala said.
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DHARAMSALA, 17 June: Taiwan has scored a rare diplomatic victory against China after the island saw its request to remove a reference to China for Taiwanese fans at the 2022 FIFA World Cup to be held in Qatar.
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DHARAMSALA, 16 June: China should stop its deceitful and repressive policies in Tibet aimed at exterminating Tibetans and its sinicization of Tibet and instead, resolve the Tibetan issue peacefully through a mutually acceptable negotiated resolution, Dokham Chusi Gangdrug said today as it commemorated its 64th founding anniversary.
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