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China blocks the Dalai Lama's free iPhone App. Photo: File
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Lama turns to iPhone to spread app-ness. Photo: Hürriyet Daily News
An undated photo of Lodoe Gyatso. Photo: file
Dharamshala — Former political prisoner Lodoe Gyatso who was reported as missing last week, has apparently been located in Sog County where he was detained by Chinese authorities. Apparently, Lodoe Gyatso staged a solo protest in Lhasa in front of the Potala Palace on January 28.
Geshe Tsewang Namgyal before and after released from Chinese prison recently. Photo: TPI
Dharamshala, India — A Tibetan Buddhist monk jailed for taking part in a peaceful protest against China's repressive policies in Tibet has been recently released from Chinese prison after serving his full term, but has suffered permanent injuries to his legs from police torturing during his imprisonment.
Latest and updated photo of Lodoe Gyatso: Photo: TPI
Dharamshala, India — A Tibetan man released from prison five years ago after serving a 21-year sentence for 'attempting to split the country' in 2000, has reportedly disappeared again, as of January 28, 2018. This will be his second detention in the past three years, as he was previously detained by authorities in 2016.
Tibetan devotees attending His Holiness the Dalai Lama's teaching in Bodhgaya, India. Photo: OHHDL
Dharamshala — Chinese authorities have reportedly ordered Tibetan pilgrims to return home immediately after attending a teaching by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in northeastern India.
Ngawang Tsomo in an undated picture. Photo: file
Dharamshala — A 51 year old Tibetan nun has reportedly died of ailments developed during her seven years served in Chinese prison.
Undated picture of Larung Gar prior to destruction. Photo: file
Dharamshala — “This administrative takeover of Larung Gar by Party officials shows that the government’s aim was not merely to reduce numbers at the settlement. Chinese authorities are also imposing pervasive control and surveillance over every level of activity within religious communities,” said Sophie Richardson, China director at Human Rights Watch, in a new report by Human Rights Watch.
Dharamshala, India — Tibetan nomads who have resided in their own homes for centuries around the Yulung Zangter Mountain in Kham Lhathog County of eastern Tibet, are now suffering after being forced to abandon their traditional grazing lands, with minimal compensation, in the name of development by the Chinese Government.
