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Released Tibetan Activist Anyak Sengdra Suffering from Kidney and Eyesight Ailments

Reported By Palden Edited By Pema Tso Translated By TenGyal On February 7th, the Chinese authorities released the Tibetan environmental activist Anyak Sengdra after the completion of his seven-year sentence. Although he is currently back in his hometown, Kyangche...

Estonian Parliament calls for the immediate abolition of the boarding school system in Tibet

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Estonian Parliament calls for the immediate abolition of the boarding school system in Tibet

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CTA Issues Alert Over Forged Document Using Dalai Lama’s Letterhead

The CTA warns against a forged document using the Dalai Lama’s letterhead to spread election misinformation. The fake content was traced to a Vancouver website.

Tibetan Environmental Activist Anyak Sengdra Released After Seven Years

Tibetan activist Anyak Sengdra released after seven years in prison. Known for exposing corruption, his health and freedom of movement remain unclear.

Tibetan Group Tours Swedish Schools to Expose Colonial Boarding System

V-TAG Sweden tours high schools to expose China's colonial boarding schools in Tibet, drawing parallels to Sámi history and marking the Year of Compassion.

Estonian Parliament Condemns China's Colonial Boarding Schools in Tibet

Estonia's Parliament passes a statement with 67 votes condemning China's colonial boarding schools in Tibet, demanding an end to forced assimilation policies.

Estonian Parliament Adopts “Statement in Defence of Tibetan Children” by Large Majority, Highlighting Plight in Chinese Colonial Boarding Schools in T...

Tallinn, 11 February 2026: The Estonian Parliament, Riigikogu, yesterday adopted a statement brought forward by the Tibet Support Group in Riigikogu, with 67 parliamentarians across the political spectrum voting in favour, with no opposing votes. Six members of the...

Monks bring balm for America’s wounds as Washington cheers peace odyssey

Buddhist monks had walked 2,300 miles from Texas, braving snow and often barefoot – their arrival in the capital was greeted by thousandsBhante Saranapala gazed down at more than a hundred Buddhist monks wearing burnt-orange, saffron and maroon robes,...