The Dalai Lama’s Representative in South Africa, Dhundup Gyalpo, narrowly escaped with his life when his combined home and ...
A one-off concert at the October Gallery on 23 October honours more than 170 Tibetans who have set themselves on fire in protest against Chinese rule, among them Loten’s friend Lobga Rangzen, who died ...
Years of advocacy and human rights monitoring paid off at the United Nations today as a record number of countries confronted the Chinese government over its policies in Tibet. The setting was China’s ...
The mother of a Tibetan writer and political detainee passed away on 17 February 2024 after her depression worsened. Phudé had gone over a year without any information about her 29-year-old son Tenzin ...
Zhang Yadi, from Changsha, Hunan, had been studying in France and was awarded a scholarship for a Master’s in Anthropology at SOAS (School of Oriental and African Studies), University of London, ...
A communication to the Chinese government by a group of six United Nation human rights experts has been made public, raising concern over the arrest, enforced disappearance and ongoing detention of ...
In October 2021, Chinese police authorities in the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region arrested three Tibetan children from their boarding school in Markham County (སྨར་ཁམས་རྫོང་།) under the pretext of ...
Our research partner Tibet Watch, has learned that two villages in Jomda County listed for relocation to make way for the Kamtok hydropower dam were subjected to house-to-house checks in March. The ...
On 3 July, security personnel of the Chinese Embassy in London were filmed on Portland Place gesturing through the mission’s doors at people standing on the public highway with what appeared to be ...
The Chinese government has announced plans to forcibly relocate more than one hundred thousand Tibetans from their homes on the Tibetan Plateau in the next eight years. According to Chinese-state ...
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