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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
On World Children's Day, Younten, a parent from the Tibetan community, writes about how China's residential schools programme risks breaking family bonds
On World Children's Day, Tsering Passang writes as a parent about how China's residential school system affects families and breaks international law
Primary and secondary schools in Ngaba Prefecture have been ordered to teach core subjects in Chinese language.
A refugee from Tibet describes their fears about colonial boarding schools and Tibetans' joy of seeing a video of the exiled Dalai Lama
A Tibetan refugee's account of life in Tibet
A refugee's account of life in Tibet, from her family's struggles during the Cultural Revolution to lockdown in Lhasa
Former political prisoner and Tibetan language rights activist Tashi Wangchuk, was beaten for posting a video of government staff refusing his business license registration.
An eight-year-old refugee recounts her escape from occupied Tibet.
The Bureau of Education of Kardze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture issued a notification in early September this year forbidding Tibetan language classes from primary to high secondary schools in the prefecture. The recent notification follows a notice…