Four released from prison
The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) has received confirmed information that four of the eight arrested in connection to Trulku Tenzin Delek have been released. On 6 April 2003, Tsultrim Dhargyal, Tamding Tsering, Asher Dhargyal and Dhedhe were released
HH Karmapa’s remarks on the benefits of peace and risks of war
The Kagyu Office has published some remarks of His Holiness in response to questions from a 12 year old boy about the current war: Question: Is there a need for this war?
Tibet activists arrested in protest outside San Francisco Chinese Consulate
Among the throngs of protesters arrested in recent weeks were three activists who chained themselves to two concrete lions outside the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco. But rather than protesting the U.S. war on Iraq, they were denouncing China’s actions in Tibet.
Tibet activists arrested in protest outside San Francisco Chinese Consulate
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Statement of Ngawang Sangdrol
“I have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support,” said Ngawang Sangdrol in an April 9 statement released at a reception held in her honor in Washington, DC, by the International Campaign for Tibet.
Statement of Ngawang Sangdrol
Ngawang Sangdrol delivers her statement on April 9 at ICT in Washington, DC. Undersecretary Paula Dobriansky, the U.S. State Department’s Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, is at far right.
Cornell honors Tibetan culture with series of events
Cornell University’s first go at a week of Tibetan celebration highlights the region’s spirituality, geography and the human rights struggle, the three most popular issues concerning the region according to the outreach coordinator for the East Asia Project.
Orissa Lhamo Association performs ‘Sukyi Nyima’ on the 8th day of Shoton at Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts
Prince Dawai Sangye rides a horse soon after meeting the lovely bride to-be (top-left). The crowd enjoys a hearty laugh over a hilarious scene.(top-right). The boatmen help the prince and his minister to cross a river(bottom-left). The Fakir brothers preparing to pray before meeting the prince and his minister(bottom-right).