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DHARAMSALA, 30 March: The 17th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile (TPIE) today voted against amending the provisions in the Charter of the Tibetans in Exile regarding the qualifications of the Chief Justice Commissioner and the other two Justice Commissioners of the Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission.

DHARAMSALA, 28 March: Tibetan National Sports Association (TNSA) has announced Paonta Cholsum Tibetan Settlement as the host for the 27th Gyalyum Chenmo Memorial Gold Cup (GCMGC/GCM) football tournament.

DHARAMSALA, 17 March: A three-member committee, constituted in accordance with the Charter of the Tibetans in Exile has conceded defeat in finding nominees for the Chief Justice Commissioner of the Tibetan Supreme Justice Commission with the qualifications mandated by the Charter of the Tibetans in Exile.

DHARAMSALA, 16 March: His Holiness the Dalai Lama to confer teaching from Tsuglakhang on the occasion of Chotrul Duchen from Tsug-lag-Khang, the main temple in Mcleod Ganj on Friday.

DHARAMSALA, 14 March: The second session of the 17th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile(TPIE) began today to discuss the work reports of the seven departments of the Central Tibetan Administration. 

DHARAMSALA, 12 March: The Mayor of Dharamsala Municipal Corporation said that China will have to bow down before the noble

DHARAMSALA, 10 March: “We are ready to engage in discussion to seek a lasting solution based on equality, friendship and mutual benefit,” the President of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) Penpa Tsering said as he reiterated the administration’s “hopes to find a mutually-agreeable solution to Tibet’s future status through dialogue based on the Middle-Way Approach, and particularly, by urging the Chinese government to correct its wrong policies.”

10 March 2022

Sixty-three years ago, on this day in 1959, Tibetans in Lhasa rose in peaceful protest against the Chinese government’s occupation of Tibet. Today also marks the fourteenth anniversary of non-violent protests by Tibetans, which swept across Tibet from March 2008. We pay tribute to the brave men and women of Tibet who have sacrificed their lives for our spiritual and political cause, and stand in solidarity with the Tibetans who continue to suffer great oppression in Tibet.

10 March 2022

Today we commemorate the 63rd anniversary of an event which took place in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, in 1959, when the Tibetan people staged a peaceful uprising against the armed invasion and occupation of their homeland and the grossly inhuman brutality the occupying communist Chinese enemy employed to persecute the Tibetan people.

By: Vijay Kranti and Anjali Mishra 

New Delhi: Experts in an international webinar on Tibet expressed concern over the consistently deteriorating human rights situation inside Tibet under the Chinese rule. Their common concern was that the world community, especially world governments, has failed in its responsibility to ensure that the basic human rights of Tibetan people are preserved and respected. This webinar was jointly organized by the Centre for Himalayan Asia Studies and Engagement (CHASE) and the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) from New Delhi to mark the 63rd Anniversary of the Tibetan people’s uprising against China’s Colonial Occupation. It was on 10th March in 1959 when Tibetan people stood up against Chinese colonial rule over their country. The uprising was crushed by China’s People’s Liberation Army with a heavy hand and Tibetan ruler and the supreme spiritual leader Dalai Lama was forced to escape to India for refuge.