| Taiwanese man pretending to be a Tibetan Lama sentenced for Rape |
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 A Taiwanese man has been sentenced for rape of two women while pretending to be a high Tibetan lama in Taiwan. Yang Hao, 47, has been sentenced to five years in prison for forcing t... |
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Former Minister Gyari Dolma announces running for Sikyong elections in 2021
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[4 hrs. ago - ]
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Former Home Minister of the exile Tibetan government known officially as the Central Tibetan Administration, Gyari Dolma said she is running for the office of Sikyong (President) in the 2021 elections, becoming the first aspirant to have announced so publicly....
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A project for an Academic institute of Buddhist Studies is underway, Says His Holiness
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[Jan 17, 2020 - Phayul]
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His Holiness the Dalai Lama disclosed a new project for an academic institute at his residence in Bodh Gaya on Thursday. The new project will constitute a learning and research center f...
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12 Tibetans sentenced in Sog for “attempting to spread the evil influence of religion”
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[Jan 16, 2020 - ]
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12 Tibetans have reportedly been sentenced to prison terms ranging from a year to almost two years, earlier this month by a Chinese court in in Sog County in the Kham region, on charges of r...
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Prague and Taipei finally sign the “sister agreement”, Beijing’s disapproval follows
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[Jan 16, 2020 - ]
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Prague and Taipei finally signed the partnership or the sister agreement on Monday after the former dropped a similar agreement with Beijing three months ago, The Japan Times...
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China sees human rights as an existential threat: HRW annual report
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[Jan 15, 2020 - Phayul]
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The Chinese government sees human rights as an existential threat and its reaction could pose an existential threat to the rights of people worldwide, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said in its 2020 report released Tuesday in New York....
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TAR passes law to promote ‘ethnic unity’, Sen. Rubio condemns human right violations in Tibet
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[Jan 15, 2020 - Phayul]
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Tibet’s people’s Congress passed a new law to promote ‘ethnic unity’ in the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) on Saturday to take effect from May 1. Tibet Daily’s report did not release...
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