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China pressures Nepal over Tibet, Taiwan amid growing strategic anxiety

China has stepped up diplomatic pressure on Nepal, urging stricter curbs on activities linked to Tibet and Taiwan. The concerns were raised during a high-level meeting between Chinese Ambassador Zhang Maoming and Nepal's Home Minister Sudan Gurung, reflecting China's...

Tibetan youth urged to uphold identity, culture at Australian tournament

The Central Tibetan Administration reported that the remarks were made during the 14th Australian Tibetan Youth Unity Cup Tournament and the 3rd Inter-Tibetan Weekend Language School Cultural Meet, held in Newcastle, New South Wales, from April 9 to 12,...

China accused of silencing Tibetan voices as activist handed 18-year secret sentence

The Central Tibetan Administration has highlighted the cases of Lodoe Gyatso and Palden Yeshi, both imprisoned under opaque legal proceedings. Gyatso is serving 18 years for a peaceful protest, while Yeshi received six years after disappearing in 2021, reportedly...

Emmy nomination for Tibet documentary highlights China’s tightening grip

An investigative documentary by PBS FRONTLINE, titled "Inside China: Battle for Tibet", has earned a nomination at the 47th News & Documentary Emmy Awards in the Outstanding Hard News Report: Long Form category.

ICT highlights Tibetan monk Dhargye’s 7-year sentence as “stark example” of religious repression

The International Campaign for Tibet has condemned the seven-year sentencing of Tibetan monk Dhargye following years of incommunicado detention. Arrested for religious acts like making offerings to the Dalai Lama, ICT argues his case highlights a lack of judicial...

Tibetan activists launch 90-hour hunger strike outside UN against China’s oppression

Tibetan activists launched a 90-hour hunger strike outside the UN, demanding the release of the 11th Panchen Lama. The Tibetan Youth Congress protest seeks global intervention against Chinese policies, including cultural erasure in boarding schools and environmental destruction, while...

Central Tibetan Administration pays tribute to Tibetan monk Thupten Nyendak, recalls sacrifice for religious freedom

In a post shared on the social media platform X, the CTA's Tibet Advocacy Section remembered Thupten Nyendak, also known as Tulku Athup, as a revered spiritual leader, a Tulku and an abbot, who sacrificed his life at the...

3.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Tibet

An earthquake of magnitude 3.8 struck Tibet on Friday as per the National Center for Seismology.

Tibet Museum exhibits old documents from 1947 to prove Independent status of Tibet

The Tibet Museum of the Tibetan government in-exile inaugurates an exhibition "Frontier Diplomacy: Britain, Tibet and Sir Basil Gould", to prove the independent status of Tibet.

China tightens security, imposes restrictions at Lungngn Monastery during Tulku Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche memorial ceremonies

Chinese authorities have enforced extensive restrictions and heightened security around Lungngn Monastery in Gade County, Golog, during the ongoing memorial prayer ceremonies for the late Tibetan Buddhist leader Tulku Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche, according to Tibet Times, as cited by...

Tibetan and India strategic thinkers discuss India-Tibet-China relations and future

The roundtable was part of a broader orientation programme held from March 30 to April 2, organised by the Tibet Action Institute in partnership with the Asia Strategic Forum and Closed Door Policy Consulting. The initiative brought a delegation...

Tibetan monk secretly jailed for 7 years by China, whereabouts kept hidden after arrest in Lhasa

The Chinese authorities accused Dargye of performing prayers and making religious offerings to the Dalai Lama, as well as helping a few Tibetan monks escape from Tibet. On August 5, 2021, he was arrested in Lhasa along with his...

China’s ‘Ethnic Unity Law’ sparks fresh crackdown on Uyghur language, cultural identity

After the adoption of China's "Ethnic Unity Law" by the National People's Congress on March 12, authorities have reportedly begun a fresh wave of actions aimed at erasing Uyghur cultural identity, according to a report by Uyghur Times (UT).

China tightens grip on Tibetan Monastery during Rinpoche’s funeral

Chinese security forces imposed sweeping restrictions around Lung Ngon Monastery in Gade County, Golog, during the funeral rites of the late Choktrul Hungkar Dorje Rinpoche. From March 27 to 30, police and military personnel reportedly surrounded the monastery, severely...

China’s new language law sparks concerns; Tibetan community launches cultural revival initiative

China's newly introduced "Ethnic Unity and Progress" law on March 12, 2026, has raised serious concerns over the preservation of linguistic and cultural identity among ethnic minorities, particularly Tibetans, according to a report by the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA).

Tibetan Youth Congress holds ‘Black Hat March’ from Dharamshala to Delhi

The march was flagged off by Tibetan security minister-in-exile Dolma Gyari from the Lhagyal Ri Temple in McLeodganj. The month-long march will conclude at the United Nations office in New Delhi on April 25.

Dalai Lama echoes Pope Leo XIV’s appeal to return to dialogue amid West Asia conflict

Dalai Lama in a post on X said that all religions preach tolerance and peace, and violence is condemned.

Tibetan parliament in-exile forms rules to standardise Tibetan national flag and emblems, also condemns China’s ethnic unity law

The last session of 17th Tibetan Parliament in-exile concluded on Monday in North Indian hill town Dharamshala

Tibetan youth in Amsterdam boost advocacy efforts, renew focus on Tibet Awareness Campaigns

Tibetan youth assembled in Amsterdam on Saturday, showing that even a small group can create meaningful momentum for an international cause, according to a report by the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA).

China’s ethnic law sparks fresh Tibet concerns

Representatives led by Thinlay Chukki, along with UN Advocacy Officer Phuntsok Topgyal, engaged in a series of high-level meetings in the Czech Republic to highlight China's oppression in Tibet and explore avenues for international cooperation, as reported by the...

World Uyghur Congress condemns Canadian MP Michael Ma’s remarks on Uyghur abuses, raises concerns over forced labour links

The controversy arose during a meeting of Canada's House of Commons Industry Committee on March 26, 2026, where discussions were underway regarding Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent agreement with China. The deal allows the import of 49,000 Chinese-manufactured electric...

Czech Senate challenges China over Dalai Lama succession

The Czech Senate unanimously passed a resolution affirming the Tibetan people's exclusive right to choose the next Dalai Lama, rejecting Chinese interference. Reported by the CTA, the motion urges the Czech government to support Tibetan spiritual freedom and condemns...

China’s policies drive Tibet to zero score in freedom rankings

Freedom House's 2026 report ranks Tibet among the world's least free regions with a zero score. The findings highlight severe Chinese restrictions on religious freedom, cultural identity, and political rights. State policies continue to enforce ethnic assimilation and strict...

Japan lawmakers briefed on China’s “Ethnic Unity” law; CTA Representative raises Tibet concerns

Tsewang Gyalpo Arya from the CTA briefed Japanese lawmakers on China's "Promotion of Ethnic Unity" law, expressing concerns over the erosion of Tibetan identity. The meeting in Tokyo highlighted human rights violations, colonial-style schools, and urged a formal monitoring...

Dalai Lama attends long life prayer offered by 3 Tibetan associations

The ceremony was organised by the U-Tsang Cholkha, Dokham Zachuka Association and Kyidong Welfare Association, drawing more than 5,000 Tibetans, including monks, nuns and foreign devotees, who gathered to pray for the spiritual leader's long life.

Tibetan Government in exile passes resolution against China’s ethnic unity law

The Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile unanimously passed a resolution condemning China's new "Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress," labelling it a tool for forced assimilation and cultural erasure. Lawmakers warned the legislation undermines Tibetan identity, enforces Mandarin-centric education, and extends...

International support might force China to resume dialogue: Sikyong Penpa Tsering

Speaking to ANI in Dharamshala, Tsering said the CTA's current strategy is to reach out to more governments worldwide to acknowledge Tibet's historical sovereignty.

China accused of continued repression as Tibetan monk remains under tight surveillance

Tibet Times reported that Tibetan monk Zegya Gyatso was released after six months of detention, but remains under "strict monitoring" by Chinese authorities. Gyatso is suffering from "severe vision problems" and joint pain, with reports indicating his health significantly...

Tibetan monk who went missing 5 yrs ago, resurfaces as prisoner; China accused of “cultural crackdown”

In a post shared on X, CTA stated that Yeshi was reportedly detained on May 17, 2021 and remained missing for nearly five years, with no official information provided about his condition or whereabouts during that period.

Tibetan Govt in exile condemn China’s Ethnic Unity Law, warn it will intensify repression

The Tibetan leadership in exile has called on the international community to closely monitor the implementation of the law and raise concerns over its potential impact on human rights and cultural freedoms.