Tibet news

  • Canada Senator to Move A Motion for Reciprocal Access to Tibet

    Canada Senator to Move A Motion for Reciprocal Access to Tibet

    A Senator in Canada has presented a notice of motion on Tibet in the Upper House of Canadian parliament. The Canadian senator will be presenting a motion on Tibet which will be calling for the reciprocal access to Tibet for their citizens among other issues on Tibet.

  • Tibetan Parliament Approve Sikyong’s Minister Nomination, Topgyal Tsering

    Tibetan Parliament Approve Sikyong’s Minister Nomination, Topgyal Tsering

    During the morning session of the on going Tibetan parliament sessions in Dharamshala, the members of the parliament approved Sikyong Lobsang Sangay’s minister nomination, Kashag secretary Topgyal Tsering. The new cabinet member is presumably expected to take the charge of Department of Information and International Relations.

  • BJP MP Shanta Kumar Attends Tibetan Event Ignoring Chinese Warning

    BJP MP Shanta Kumar Attends Tibetan Event Ignoring Chinese Warning

    BJP MP and former Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Shanta Kumar has snubbed China. The BJP leader was invited to the commemoration event of the 60th Tibetan National Uprising day organized by the Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamshala on March 10.

  • Tibetan Parliament in Exile Begins its Budget Session

    Tibetan Parliament in Exile Begins its Budget Session

    The Tibetan Parliament in Exile based in the Himalayan town, Dharamshala in Northern India began its budget session on Tuesday. 43 members of the exile Tibetan parliament was presided over by speaker Mr. Pema Jugney who appealed for productive discussions in the coming days of the session.

  • Nepal Promised to Protect Rights of Tibetans Says US

    Nepal Promised to Protect Rights of Tibetans Says US

    The United States secretary of State Mike Pompeo has stated in a congratulatory message to the Prime Minister of Nepal that the Himalayan state has promised to continue protecting the rights of the Tibetan refugees living in the country. Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has recently completed one year in the office.

  • After US, Europeans Demand for Equal Access to Tibet

    After US, Europeans Demand for Equal Access to Tibet

    After the successful implementation of Reciprocal Access to Tibet bill in the United States, Europeans now call for equal access to Tibet. The call for equilateral relationship between the European countries and China has been led by a group European Parliament and many European national parliament members.

  • NGOs Appeal Swiss Govt. to Step Up Protection of Tibetans

    NGOs Appeal Swiss Govt. to Step Up Protection of Tibetans

    Non Governmental Organizations in Switzerland has urged its government to step up against China to protect human rights situation inside Tibet. The appeal calls upon the government to seek ways during its dealings with China to ensure respect for human rights of the people in the country.

  • 16 Tibetan Refugee Shops Burnt in India, You Can Help Out Here!

    16 Tibetan Refugee Shops Burnt in India, You Can Help Out Here!

    16 Tibetan refugee families shops have been burnt in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh during a local political crisis in the region. The concerned Tibetan refugees family in the case completely relies on the shops for their livelihood and a crowd funding campaign has begun to help their ease their trouble.

  • Karnataka CM Pays Special Visit to Tibetan Settlement, Assures All Assistance

    Karnataka CM Pays Special Visit to Tibetan Settlement, Assures All Assistance

    The Chief Minister of Karnataka State, Shri H.D. Kumaraswamy on Monday made a special visit to the Tibetan settlement in Bylakuppe. The state CM was accorded a warm welcome by the Tibetan residents of the settlement according to the official report by Central Tibetan Administration.

  • Amid High India-Pakistan Tension, Dalai Lama Calls for Peace

    Amid High India-Pakistan Tension, Dalai Lama Calls for Peace

    The Buddhist spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Friday called for peace and urged not to be carried away by false propaganda. With high tensions between the two nuclear powers; India and Pakistan, there has been a sense of animosity among the general public of the two nations.