Tibet news
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China’s Biased COVID Restrictions in Tibet Forces Youth Jump to Death From Building
In the breaking reports coming out of Tibet, a Tibetan youth jumped to death from a building in protest against China’s biased COVID restrictions in the occupied region on September 24. Since the outbreak of COVID in Tibet, not only the authorities were ill-prepared to handle the situation, they mishandled too.
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Tibetan Parliament in Exile Headed for Another Deadlock
The Tibetan Parliament in Exile is headed for another deadlock as it fails to convene the ongoing sessions on Monday. The general session of the seventeenth parliament that began on September 7th was suspended on Saturday after some members of the parliament walked out from the proceedings.
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A Tibetan Killed By Chinese Restaurant Employer in France
In a surprising case of tragic loss, a young Tibetan man was killed by his Chinese restaurant employer in France. This is another case of homicide cursing the Tibetan exile community but is much more sensitive as the accused is of Chinese origin. According to the latest updates from the case, many Tibetans are emotionally…
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Tibetan Woman Lit on Fire in Toronto Dies, Man Charged 1st Degree Murder
A Tibetan woman who in a very unfortunate incident was lit on fire and succumbed to the injuries recently. The man who is also identified to be a Tibetan is now facing upgraded charges of first-degree murder. This incident has shocked the local community and the global Tibetan community at large despite no clarity in…
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Tibetan Monk Burns Self In Front of Dalai Lama Portrait in Tibet
In a breaking report from Phayul.com, a Tibetan monk has burnt himself in front of their spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama portrait in Tibet. This report comes at a time of heightened crackdown on religious freedom in Tibet. The Tibetan monk’s courageous act of protest has been carried out against the widespread crackdown…
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Tibetan Innovator Wins at 2022 Women of the Year Awards
A Tibetan innovator based in Canada has won at the annual Women of the year awards in its 2022 edition. An innovative approach to business that provides support to women in their pregnancy has won its CEO, Dolma Tsundu the 2022 Women of the year awards by the BCBusiness magazine. This annual award recognized 17…
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Tibetan Wins the Best Young Scientist Award for 2022
A Tibetan student has recently been awarded the Best Young Scientist Award for 2022. According to the report by the official news outlet of the Tibetan government in exile, the Tibetan student has been awarded the recognition at the Asian Medical Institute in the city of Bishkek in Kyrgyzstan, former Soviet Union Republic.
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China’s Cover Up For Destroying Giant Buddha Statue? Blame the Monks!
In another hilarious attempt by the Chinese government to cover up their mess, it is blaming the monks for destroying a Buddha statue. At the beginning of this year, the news about China’s destruction of a giant Buddha statue in Tibet was leaked. Since the news spread like a wildfire, backfiring at China for its…
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US Special Envoy on Tibetan Issues Visits Tibetan Government in Exile
Urza Zeya, the US Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues, came to Dharamshala on Wednesday, May 18th, and was greeted warmly by the local Tibetans on the first day of her two-day visit to Dharamshala. The CTA official, led by Sikyong Penpa Tsering, took the US State Department delegation to the Kashag Secretariat for a brief…
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China’s New University Guidelines Says No Admission to Dalai Lama Supporters
With the publication of new admission rules, it is now official that China will not admit students supporting Dalai Lama to their colleges. The largest University in the China’s designated Tibet Autonomous Region, Tibet University has now ruled not to admit Dalai Lama supporters. Official terms in reference here are political attitude and moral ideology.