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'If India wants, it can sacrifice Tibet issue'
TIBET IN NEWS...

Time Magazine,Apr. 20, 1959 Edition


Dalai Lama says not seeking independence from China
Chinese diplomat criticizes German politicians' planning to meet Dalai Lama during visit
Dalai Lama, in Germany, "sad" about China quake
Hundreds of Tibetans protest in Nepal's capital,calling for homeland freedom
Chinese turn to rumour, superstition to explain disasters
Tibetans in Nepal pray for China quake victims
Dalai Lama Calls for Cultural Autonomy During German Tour
Young Spiritual Leader Arrives in New York, Ready to Teach and Be Taught
Kashag Appeals for Calm and Peace
Dalai Lama plays down China Olympics report
CTA's response to Chinese government allegations
India considered Tibet as integral part of China: Pranab
The World's Next Top Lama
China arrests 16 monks for defying "patriotic re-education"
Tibet and Olympics 2008
Dalai Lama criticises China at start of Western tour
Protestors on ‘March to Tibet’ close to India-China border
Dalai Lama in Germany for start of Western tour
The Terrified Monks
The Case For Tibet

Joshua Dugdale on the Dalai Lama: the gaze that won me over
Dalai Lama's five-day visit to Germany will have few meetings with top-level officials
Dalai Lama to give rights 'evidence' in Britain
Now Tibet is not so far - Tenzin Tsundue
Escaped Tibetan rioter tells of Chinese repression
Dalai Lama prepares for Western tour
FACTBOX-China faces setbacks in Olympic year
Bush asks China to continue to reach out to Dalai on Tibet
Boycott as the only effective form of protest
Dalai Lama accepts invitation to visit Arunachal
German Leaders 'Lack Backbone' For Shunning Dalai Lama
Dalai Lama praises China for action over earthquake
Dalai Lama to rally support for Tibet in Germany
Dalai Lama urges international media presence in Tibet
From Tibet to quake disaster, China rides rough PR path to Olympics
Dalai Lama Expects Talks to Resume
PM Gordon Brown and Dalai Lama to discuss politics

 
 
Founder/Publisher TIBETODAY, Tharchin Y Gonpo
An injured Tibetan protestor shouts slogans as police detain him after he defied security and stormed into the cultural center of the Chinese Embassy. Photo: AP
Tears roll down the face of a Tibetan activist, name not available, during a demonstration outside the Chinese embassy in Rome, Sunday, April 6, 2008. Some 100 protesters gathered Sunday outside of the Chinese embassy to appeal for the end of Chinese repression in Tibet, the release of prisoners and medical assistance to those injured in the recent clashes.
“I appeal to the international community who embrace the principle of non-violence and truth to not to get carried away by the incessant propagandas flowing from the state run Chinese media. The media in China and in Tibet are strictly controlled and supervised by the Communist regime and are thus compelled to serve as the mouth piece of communist regime. Therefore, whatever reports and news published in these media are obviously distorted, manipulated and monitored to whitewash their crimes against humanity. Besides, the Chinese propagandas try to strengthen and enforce the fault and deceptive Maoist ideologies to their own people including Tibetans. Hence, we the media in the free and democratic world have the special responsibility to spread the real voice and the aspirations of oppressed Tibetans and the people of China who have been denied of the freedom of expression,” says Tharchin Y Gonpo
Torch-bearer Andrew Michael holds up his finger with a small Team Tibet tag in front of it while carrying the Olympic torch during the Beijing Olympic torch relay, Wednesday, April 9, 2008, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/San Francisco Chronicle, Carlos Avila Gonzalez, Pool)
Tibet activists hang up banners on the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California, April 7, 2008. Three pro-Tibet activists scaled the cables of San Francisco's famed Golden Gate Bridge and hung banners to protest the arrival of the Olympic torch in the city on Wednesday.  REUTERS/Kimberly White
Tibetan monks held a sign that read, “We do not have freedom of speech,” and shouted slogans as reporters arrived Wednesday at Labrang Monestary in Xiahe, China, on a government tour.

 

 

 

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