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UN Questions Vietnam and China Over Tibetan Lama’s Death
Special rapporteurs have raised serious concerns about increasing transnational repression against Tibetans, and call for a full investigation.
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22 year old student advocate for Tibet detained in China
Zhang Yadi (online alias Tara @Tara.Freesoul), has been incommunicado for 50 days inside China, and is feared to have been detained by state security authorities.
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Tibetan Monk Commits Suicide Following Crackdown
Fifty-two year old Shersang Gyatso died at his monastery in Ba County following an intensive crackdown.
Tibet groups urge Miliband to stand up for climate justice in Tibet during China trip
UK Minister Ed Miliband is travelling to Beijing next week to discuss green energy cooperation with the Chinese government
Further details emerge of evictions at Larung Gar
Around 1,000 monks and nuns were expelled from Larung Gar Buddhist Academy late last year
Thousands turn out to protest China’s UK super embassy
The UK government is due to make the final decision on whether China can relocate to the Royal Mint building in east London
Tibet groups urge Rachel Reeves to raise Tibet with China
The UK Chancellor is travelling to China to revive economic ties between the two countries
Tibetan monk released in poor health
Rachung was jailed for sending prayer money to Tibetan exile monasteries to pray his late uncle who died from self immolation
Tibetan village leader dies after torture in detention
Gonmo Namgyal died two days after his release in November; villagers pray for remaining detainees
Nepal media note absence of Beijing’s Panchen Lama
Gyaltsen Norbu, was reportedly due to travel to a Chinese-organised Buddhist conference in Nepal
Tsering Tso detained for fourteen days
Following a complaint against police in November, Tsering Tso was handed an administrative detention sentence
Tower Hamlets Council again unanimously rejects Chinese Embassy
Locals and Tibetans made their objections to the plan clear; the final decision now rests with the UK government