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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
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 outside the United Nations in New York on 2 July
Drones, DJI and the Aerial Architecture of Control in Tibet
Building in a seismic zone, silencing the aftermath: China's choices in a climate emergency
A test of this Government's commitments on transnational repression
China Embassy Personnel Brandish Live Stun Batons As Suspected PRC Agent Provokes Crowd
Lobga Rangzen was a beloved member of the Tibetan community in Queens, New York City, and a fierce advocate for an independent Tibet.
Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts brings endangered cultural heritage to UK stage
Chinese police of Labrang Township in Sangchu County took into custody Jamyang Tashi, a Tibetan Buddhist monk from Labrang Tashikhyil Monastery.
Samten had been under police surveillance since 2021, when he was detained after local police accused him of sharing photographs