By Tenzin Chokyi DHARAMSALA 14 April: Students for a Free Tibet(SFT) Toronto staged a protest outside the Chinese consulate in Toronto today, demanding an investigation into the suspicious death of Tulku Hungkar Dorjee while in Chinese custody in Vietnam.

Move comes two weeks after Chinese officials were hit with US visa curbs over allegedly restricting access to Tibetan areas.

The Terminology Section of the Department of Education held a virtual conference on 11 April 2025 with members of 20 school terminology committees to reflect on past undertakings and discuss future initiatives of the Terminology Section.

The announcement at a regular press conference came after Washington imposed additional visa restrictions two weeks ago on Chinese officials involved in policies governing foreigners' access to Tibetan areas.

The Department of Education, CTA, invites applications from aspiring College-going Tibetan Students who are interested to avail internship opportunities at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS), Bengaluru, and the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune...

(TibetanReview.net, Apr13’25) – As US President Donald Trump’s tariffs target China much more severely than any other country, Beijing is acting with a “sense of urgency” about shoring up ties with its neighbours and other major trading partners of...

He was “disappeared” in December 2024. The authorities announced he was dead on April 5 and now claims he died in Ho Chi Minh City. The post Surprise: Lama Humkar Dorje Rinpoche “Died in Vietnam” first appeared on Bitter...

China’s government has arrested dozens of people in Tibetan areas since 2021 for politically motived phone and internet-related offenses, Human Rights Watch said. Tibetan journalists in exile report that these arrests typically target Tibetans accused of keeping “banned content”...

A Tibetan Buddhist monk and a woman share a mobile phone outside the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Tibet Autonomous Region, China, on June 1, 2021.

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