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INTRODUCTION TO THE NATURE, EVOLUTION AND ACHIEVEMENT OF THE MIDDLE-WAY POLICY
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Note on the Memorandum on Genuine Autonomy for the Tibetan People
Memorandum on Genuine Autonomy for the Tibetan People
Articles about the Middle Way Approach
DIIR holds 3-day Awareness Workshop on Umaylam for CTA Pre-service Trainees at Sarah College
Chief Justice Commissioner Sonam Norbu Dagpo addressing the participants of the Awareness workshop on Umaylam. Dharamshala: The Middle Way Approach (MWA) desk, Department of Information and International Relations organised a three-day awareness workshop on the Middle Way Approach from 24 – 26 February for students aspiring to join the Central Tibetan Administration and currently undergoing pre-staff training at the College for Higher Tibetan Studies, Sarah. The…
Sikyong reaffirms commitment to the Middle Way Approach
Dharamshala: On the completion of his 9th and penultimate term as the President of Central Tibetan Administration, Dr Lobsang Sangay on Thursday issued a political statement, in which he spoke on issues ranging from the global attitudinal shift towards China and its bearings on the global Tibet movement, the COVID-19 as the catalyst to the global discourse, and social, moral and political responsibilities of Tibetans in light of…
CTA commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Panchen Lama’s enforced disappearance via virtual panel discussion and candle light vigil
Dharamshala: Exactly 25 years ago on May 17, 1995, a six-year-old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima who would become the second-highest spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism disappeared all of a sudden along with his family. They have not been heard or seen since. The Chinese government has only given frail statements about their whereabouts and well being while refusing to comment further on the issue. Since…
A global call upon China: Government officials, MPs and international bodies press China to release the Panchen Lama on 25th anniversary of his enforced disappearance
Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback. Dharamshala: Exactly twenty-five years ago on this day, the Chinese authorities abducted the 6-year old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima just three days after His Holiness the Dalai Lama officially recognized him as the 11th Panchen Lama. Since then, every year Panchen Gedhun Choekyi Nyima’s birthday was marked in absentia and 17 May, the day he was forcefully disappeared…
Three-day Umay Lam training of Trainers for CTA Staff held in Dharamshala
Secretary TG Arya addressing the gathering, joined by trainers of the workshop. Photo/ Tenzin Phende/ CTA Dharamshala: Information Secretary T.G. Arya on 11 March inaugurated a 3-day workshop ‘Training for Trainers’ on Umaylam for CTA staff. Secretary welcomed the two trainers, Ms Jaya and Ms Durba and explained to the gathering that the workshop was conducted with the objective of educating the participants on how to…
US Senate to hold markup of Tibet Policy and Support Act of 2020
Representational photo of US Senate/Ahval Washington DC: The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will discuss any markups of the Tibet Policy and Support Act of 2020 (the former title for the act was “Tibet Policy and Support Act of 2019”) on Thursday, 14 May 2020. “It is a great show of support by the US Senate to convene and discuss our bill while the nation grapples…
15 Swiss parliamentarians call for the release of 11th Panchen Lama on 25th year of his enforced disappearance
First Row (L to R): Members of Council of States- Maya Graf, Carlo Sommaruga and Lisa Mazzone; Members of National Council- Nik Gugger and Fabian Molina; Second Row (L to R): Members of National Council- Prisca Birrer-Heimo, Barbara Gysi, Martina Munz and Laurence Fehlmann Rielle; Third Row (L to R): Members of National Council- Claudia Friedl, Balthasar Glättli, Cèdric Wermuth and Irène Kälin; Last Row (L…
One more torture survivor, former political prisoner passes away in Tibet
An undated photo of late Tsering Bhakdro from Tibet. Dharamshala: The UN, EU & Human Rights Desk, DIIR has learned about the death of another former Tibetan political prisoner from prolonged illness due to life-threatening torture sustained in Chinese prison. Tsering Bhakdro, 51, died on 26th April at his native place in Lhasa after a prolonged illness due to physical torture he endured…