Ban on religious activities further stifled in Tibet
DHARAMSALA, 12 Sept: China has banned retired Tibetan government employees from taking part in religious activities in a move to
Read moreDHARAMSALA, 12 Sept: China has banned retired Tibetan government employees from taking part in religious activities in a move to
Read moreDHARAMSALA, 6 Sept: A Tibetan monk from Kirti monastery in restive Ngaba county in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo has been sentenced to three-years imprisonment by the Chinese authorities after a more than a year of incommunicado detention.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, 3 Sept: China has announced a severe sentence of up to eight years of imprisonment for dissent on online platforms for Tibetans in Qinghai.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Aug 15: The whereabouts of three Tibetan monks from restive Ngaba county in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo remains unknown after their arrests by the Chinese authorities in Tibet, Tibetan sources in exile said.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, 17 APRIL: A former Tibetan political prisoner has passed away due to prolonged health complications sustained during his time in a Chinese prison.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, March 28: China has released yet another white paper on Wednesday claiming to have carried democratic reform and development in occupied Tibet over the last 60 years.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, March 16: A former Tibetan political prisoner and his wife were secretly sentenced by a Chinese court on unknown charges.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, March 7: Wu Yingjie, the Party Secretary of the Communist regime’s so-called Tibet Autonomous Region has made a series of absurd claims at a group discussion session held on the sidelines of China’s rubber-stamp parliamentary meeting in the Tibet Hall of the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Feb 21: As Tibetans gear up to mark the 60th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising day, a Czech documentary titled ‘The Road Leads to Tibet’ has returned to cinemas more than 60 years after its premiere.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Feb 21: The defence lawyer of incarcerated Tibetan language advocate, Tashi Wangchuk has been declined a visit to see his client by the Chinese authorities.
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