Former Tibetan political prisoner passes away
DHARAMSALA, 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, 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.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Feb 20: China has closed Tibet to foreign tourists ahead of the 60th Anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Feb 15: China is reported to be strengthening its military presence in the occupied Tibet which include upgrading a military camp in its western command and preparing the construction of several new airports in the region.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Feb 14: Renowned Tibetan filmmaker Pema Tseden’s film ‘Jinpa’ has swept the 25th Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema with three awards.
Read moreDHARAMSALA, Jan 19: China is building an underground facility (UGF) for its troops stationed in occupied Tibet near Ngari in the traditional Tibetan province of U-Tsang.
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