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UN Rights Chief Raises Tibet Concerns at UNHRC Session

UN rights chief Volker Türk raises concerns over Tibet’s freedoms at UNHRC, urging China to address human rights violations and protect Tibetan identity.

Meta Deletes Fake Accounts Targeting Dalai Lama

Meta removed 18 fake Facebook accounts from a Chinese campaign spreading false information about the Dalai Lama, targeting Tibetans in exile.

CTA President Confirms End of US Financial Aid

CTA President Penpa Tsering confirms PRM aid continues, but USAID funding remains uncertain, impacting key Tibetan community projects.

British Museum Removes ‘Xizang’ Label After Tibetan Protests

British Museum removed “Xizang” from exhibit labels after Tibetan protests, updating it to “Tibet Autonomous Region, China,” reports *Radio Free Asia*.

Tibetans Mark Losar with Prayers in Dharamshala

Tibetans in exile mark Losar in Dharamshala with prayers, honoring earthquake victims. Officials stress global peace. (Source: ANI)

Ling Rinpoche Bestows Amitayus Empowerment in Delhi

Ling Rinpoche conferred Amitayus empowerment in Delhi, offering prayers for Tibet earthquake victims, Gyalo Thondup, and all deceased beings.

Tibetan Athlete Secures Third Place in High-Altitude Ice Marathon

Tibetan runner Lobsang Tharchin secures third in Ladakh's Pangong Ice Ultra, a high-altitude frozen lake marathon promoting tourism and climate awareness.

Tibetans Protest in Geneva as UNHRC Session Highlights Rights Violations

Tibetans protest in Geneva as the 58th UNHRC session opens, condemning China's human rights abuses in Tibet and calling for global action against repression.

University of Bern to End Tibetan Studies Program

University of Bern to end Tibetan studies, citing low enrollment. Scholars and Swiss Tibetans regret the move, fearing loss of academic focus on Tibetology.

Snow and Rain Bring Relief to Dry Himachal Pradesh

Fresh snowfall in Himachal Pradesh eases drought fears, boosts water reserves, and brings joy to tourists. More rain and snow expected in coming days.

Tibetan Activist Namkyi Concludes European Advocacy Tour

Tibetan activist Namkyi ends European tour in Zurich, urging global action for Tibet’s freedom and human rights after sharing her harrowing experiences.

Tibet Museum Hosts Traveling Exhibition in Wisconsin

The Tibet Museum's traveling exhibition in Wisconsin marked the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday celebrations, with events at UW-Madison and the Tibetan community center.

Ling Rinpoche Bestows Teachings, Blessings in Kollegal

Ling Rinpoche bestowed teachings, blessings, and guidance in Kollegal Tibetan Settlement, emphasizing education, culture, and spiritual values.

China Extends Tibetan Activist's Prison Term to 16 Months

China extends Tibetan activist Tsongon Tsering’s prison term to 16 months after he refused to confess. His family faces strict surveillance.

China Removes 15 High-Ranking Tibetan Officials in Two Years

China has removed 15 top Tibetan officials in a crackdown on corruption and disloyalty, seen as part of Xi Jinping’s power consolidation campaign.

Tibetan Singer Lobsang Dies at 39 After Long Illness

Tibetan singer Lobsang dies at 39 in Chengdu. Known for patriotic music, he faced frequent detention by Chinese authorities. Tibetans mourn his loss.

Dalai Lama Returns to Dharamshala After Bylakuppe Visit

Dalai Lama returns to Dharamshala after a six-week stay in Bylakuppe, welcomed by Tibetan leaders and devotees. He attended long-life prayers at monasteries.

China Expands Travel Restrictions, Limits Passport Access

China tightens travel restrictions on Tibetans, imposing strict passport controls and long delays, raising concerns over freedom of movement and human rights.

Dalai Lama Concludes Karnataka Visit, Returns to Delhi

Dalai Lama concludes Karnataka visit, returns to Delhi after a month of teachings, prayers, and ceremonies in Tibetan settlements. Dharamsala return expected soon.

China Builds 90 New Villages Near Arunachal Border

China builds 90 new villages near Arunachal border, boosting military presence and territorial claims under its "Xiaokang" project, reports *The Tribune*.

Japan Recognizes Taiwan as Place of Origin for Naturalized Citizens

Japan will let naturalized citizens list Taiwan as their place of origin, a move welcomed by Taiwan but criticized by China for violating the "one-China" policy.

Namkyi Highlights Tibetan Human Rights Struggles in Germany

Former Tibetan prisoner Namkyi shares her testimony in Munich, calling for global support to expose China’s oppression and advocate for Tibetan rights.

Blue Mountains Hosts Tibetan Flag Hoisting, Youth Advocacy Training

Blue Mountains hosted a Tibetan youth advocacy training, featuring expert-led sessions and a Tibetan flag hoisting, supporting Tibetan rights and activism in Australia.

250,000 Sign Petition Urging UN Action on Tibet’s Schools

Over 250,000 urge the UN to act on China’s colonial schools in Tibet, where 900,000+ Tibetan children face forced assimilation and cultural erasure.

China Tightens Control Over Tibetan Buddhism With New Rules

China's new regulations tighten control over Tibetan Buddhism, enforcing CCP loyalty and restricting religious freedom, reports TCHRD.

India Monitoring China’s Brahmaputra Mega Dam Plans

India monitors China’s Brahmaputra mega dam, urges safeguards. NHPC’s Subansiri project set for 2025-26 launch; Teesta project resumes after flood damage.

UN Report: Tibetans Face Forced Labor Transfers Under Chinese Policies

UN report: China forces Tibetans into labor transfers, pressuring nomads and farmers to abandon traditions for mining, construction, and factory work.

China Rights NGOs Suspend Work After U.S. Aid Freeze

China rights NGOs suspend work after U.S. aid freeze, impacting efforts to monitor dissent and human rights. Groups scramble for alternative funding sources.

Tibetans and Uyghurs in Switzerland Face Chinese Surveillance

Tibetans and Uyghurs in Switzerland face Chinese surveillance, a study finds. Swiss authorities plan measures to counter transnational repression.

India Grants Z-Security Cover to Dalai Lama Amid Threats

India grants Z-category security to Dalai Lama, with CRPF commandos ensuring his protection nationwide amid potential threats.