-Filed by UN, EU & Human Rights Desk, DIIR, CTA Tibetan students in Kham Nangchen, Yushul (Chinese: Yushu) prefecture, incorporated into China’s Qinghai province, are barred from joining the voluntary informal Tibetan classes conducted by monasteries this winter break for schools. Chinese authorities, mainly the Communist Party of China’s United …
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Dear Friends. Happy New Year! As we usher in New Year-2019, On behalf of the entire staff of the Office of Tibet – Washington, DC I would like to thank each and every one of you, who have generously extended your support and solidarity for Tibet and the Tibetan cause. …
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Dharamshala: The United States Congress unanimously passed the Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act, by which Chinese officials who prevent American diplomats, journalists and citizens from entering Tibet would be denied admission to the US. The bill will now be presented to the US President Trump to sign it into a …
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WASHINGTON DC: President Dr. Lobsang Sangay wrapped up the first successful day in Washington DC, the capital of the United States. The day started with an event at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) titled Tibet and the Belt and Road Initiative: Lessons Learned from the Tibetan Experience with Chinese Infrastructure …
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Washington DC: Representative Ngodup Tsering and Tenzin Tsepak, Tibetan Liaison Officer, Office of Tibet visited Tibetan Association of Boston and Amherst where they were warmly welcomed by the board members on their arrival. The Representative addressed the Tibetan Community of Boston on 5th October and Tibetan Community of Amherst on …
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Washington DC: A young Tibetan American, Tenzin Seldon was awarded 21st Century Icon Awards-2018. She was one of the 23 winners of the award. The Office of Tibet, Washington DC would like to congratulate her for winning this prestigious award and making Tibetans proud. She lives in San Francisco, and …
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