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Arson Attack on Dalai Lama Representative’s Office in South Africa
Dalai Lama representative in South Africa narrowly escapes second arson attack on home and office
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Dalai Lama representative in South Africa narrowly escapes second arson attack on home and office
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Tibet groups call out foreign office for how they referred to the catastrophic flash flooding on the Nepal-Tibet border, with no mention of Tibet or Tibetan people.
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Lobga Rangzen's Final Call and the Message He Left for the World
Three still remain in detention while a stone memorial honouring resistance to the 1959 invasion found to be destroyed
100 years of CCP rule, building towards an Olympic boycott, and the Dalai Lama's 86th birthday.
Tibetan homes torn down for reconstruction and 1,216 children relocated to distant boarding schools
Non-local students left adrift without admission and teachers not allowed to shelter orphans
Scores of people braved the rain to call for Hong Kong Square, Tibet Hill and Uyghur Court to take their place on maps of London
Around 117 Tibetans remain in detention, with at least one being denied medical treatment
Yang Ri and Guldak were detained for speaking out against the replacement of Tibetan by Chinese in schools
At least 110 people have been detained in Dza Wonpo over the past month
Free Tibet and allies gathered outside the Chinese Embassy to mark the International Day of the Disappeared