Kalachakra Puja begins with a message for world peace
The three-day preliminary teachings of the Kalachakra puja began yesterday in the afternoon at the Kalachakra Maidan in Bodh Gaya. Over a hundred thousand devotees from all over the world attended the teachings by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, which continued this afternoon.
Amnesty International to Highlight Drapchi Nuns’ Cases on April 14, 2003
Amnesty International Local Group 133 in Somerville, MA, is organizing a Get on the Bus (GOTB) trip to New York for a day of human rights action on April 14, 2003, during which they will highlight the case of the 14 Tibetan nuns in Drapchi Prison.
Amnesty International to Highlight Drapchi Nuns’ Cases on April 14, 2003
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Tibetans hearing postponed
A Chinese court was expected to have a second hearing Jan. 10 for two Tibetans convicted and sentenced to death for allegedly bombing and inciting separatist activities in Tibet in April, 2002.
Arrested anti-Dalai Lama monks on fast in jail
A group of Buddhist monks opposed to the Dalai Lama and arrested in Bihar for threatening to immolate themselves are continuing their fast in jail.
Tibetans campaign for boycott of Chinese goods during Kalachakra prayers
Tibetans gathered at the traditional site of Buddha’s enlightenment for their largest prayer ceremony of the year have taken advantage of the crowds to campaign for a boycott of Chinese products.