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Inside The Tibet Post International
Inside The Tibet Post International
The Tibet Post International (TPI), a Tibetan news press based in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, India, is officially launched by an independent non-profit organization "Himalayan Literacy Trust" (HLT) founded by a group of young Tibetan journalists with the primary goal of promoting democracy through freedom of expression within Tibetan communities, both in exile and under occupation in Tibet. To support the ongoing struggle of Tibetans everywhere, we promote peace and the preservation of human rights through our trilingual daily online newspaper. The Tibet Post International is supported by the South Tyrol Regional Parliament, Italy. Without their support, we would not be able to continue providing up-to-date press coverage of Tibetan issues. The Tibet Post International is the newest independent news agency in exile formed by "Himalayan Literacy Trust" (HLT), started in 2008. HLT is registered in 2010, under the district magistrate of Kangra, Himachal, government of India (Registration No: 235/2010. Registraton Date: 07/04/2010. Book No. 1).. HLT's operations are permitted to all India and Himalayan regions. On December 10th 2007, TPI temporarily launched and tested a trilingual website, www.thetibetpost.com, in English, Tibetan, and Chinese. It was the first independent trilingual daily online newspaper-in-exile, and remains the only one in existence. The Tibet Post focuses on Tibet-related issues, closely following the developments inside Tibet as well as reporting on the <b>...</b>
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Tibetan Children's Village 49th Anniversary - Tibet Post
Tibetan Children's Village 49th Anniversary - Tibet Post
www.thetibetpost.com More than four thousand people gathered on October 23rd, 2009 to celebrate the 49th anniversary of the Tibetan Childrens Village or TCV in Dharamsala, India. The celebration included many festivities for the school children and community members such as the presentation of student awards, performances by student groups, Tibetan songs and dances, and a TCV singing contest. As an integrated school and community, TCV educates nearly 17 thousands students ranging from primary to high school level, and the school continues to grow as hundreds of children escape from Tibet every year. His Eminence the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa Rinpoche, leader of the Karma Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism, joined in on the celebration and addressed the crowd. He spoke of the vital need to preserve Tibetan culture, language and religion in order to continue the fight for Tibetan justice and societal progression. Other prominent attendees include Deputy speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in exile, the minister of religion and culture, representatives of non-governmental organizations and sponsors. 2009 also marks the 50 years of the Tibetan community in exile. Part of the event included special thanks and tributes to India, who has provided the Tibetan people with a home and support. TCV was founded in 1960 to look after Tibetan children, many of whom were orphaned or living in poor conditions and health. From its inception, TCV has played an integral role in the Tibetan community <b>...</b>
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The Tibet Post Today
The Tibet Post Today
Dhasa: The Dhotoe Volunteer Committee for Leadership Nomination this morning held a press conference at Hotel Tibet, Dharamshala, where they announced 27 nominees for the upcoming election of the 15th Tibetan Parliament. Ten members from each of the three traditional Tibetan provinces will be voted in by the public, who will choose form each region's select candidates. The nominations were discussed on two separate occasions by over 20 members of the newly founded organisation who originate from different places in Dhotoe (Kham) region of eastern Tibet. Information on each of those selected was collected and will be distributed to the public in order to better inform them before voting. At today's press conference three representative of the committee, Mr. Sangye Tashi, Geshe Rinchen Ngoedhup and Geshe Tashi Sonam, individually addressed those in attendance and spoke of the selection process. The candidates were chosen for the active roles they have played within Tibetan society as well as their notable education; both seen as necessary attributes for members of parliament. The primary elections are due to be held on October 3rd followed by the general election on March 20th, 2011. The volunteer committee also notified that the number do not have any hierarchical meaning of qualification. One has to look at each candidate's own function and profile.
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 1/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 1/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 2/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 2/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 3/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 3/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 4/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 4/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 5/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 5/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 6/6)
Street lives of Children in Tibet - post China's "Liberation" (Part 6/6)
Click here for more Tibet videos : www.youtube.com China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Voice of a Nation-in-Exile
Voice of a Nation-in-Exile
This is a short film made on the Tibet Post International, a non-profit news agency based in Dharamshala in India. The Tibet Post International (TPI), a Tibetan news press based in McLeod Ganj, Dharamshala, India, is officially launched by an independent non-profit organization "Himalayan Literacy Trust" (HLT) founded by a group of young Tibetan journalists with the primary goal of promoting democracy through freedom of expression within Tibetan communities, both in exile and under occupation in Tibet. www.thetibetpost.com http
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Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 1/6
Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 1/6
www.StandUpForTibet.org China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Post Olympics - Tibetans continue protest at Chinese Embassy
Post Olympics - Tibetans continue protest at Chinese Embassy
Date: 25th August, 2008 11 members of the Tibetan Youth Congress staged an aggressive demonstration at the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi at around 2:30 pm today to protest the intensified repression in Tibet since the March Uprising inside Tibet. After the forceful protest near the Chinese Embassy for half an hour, all the members have been detained at the Chankyapuri Police Station. The members chained themselves to the pole near the embassy to prolong their protest. They raised slogans demanding the Chinese government to 'Quit Tibet". An attempt to hang a banner was foiled by the police who tore the banner apart. So far, the cases registered against our members are not known. Among the 11 members today were TYC Joint Secretary Tenzin Norsang and members of RTYC Delhi Rohini, Samyeling, Herbertpur and Dharamshala. The protest was staged one day after the conclusion of the Beijing Olympics 2008 to remind the world that Tibet continues to remain under the brutal colonial occupation of the Chinese government that has perpetrated continuing violence against the Tibetan people with impunity. As the Beijing 2008 Olympics was concluded at the Birds Nest (Cage) Stadium, the words of the IOC officials who claimed that bringing the Olympics to China will improve the human rights situation inside China must be examined and the IOC must be held accountable for the promises that have not been delivered. The IOC must not be allowed to walk away by committing moral violence and <b>...</b>
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His Holiness the Dalai Lama Speaks to the Buddhist followers in Jispa
His Holiness the Dalai Lama Speaks to the Buddhist followers in Jispa
Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama Speaks to the Buddhist followers in Jispa during his 3 day visit in the Himalayan Region from 18 to 20 August 2010. The Tibet Post International: www.thetibetpost.com
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Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 3/6
Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 3/6
www.StandUpForTibet.org China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Tibetans Protest China's Next Leader Inside Marriott Hotel
Tibetans Protest China's Next Leader Inside Marriott Hotel
Members of SFT and TYC kicked out of Marriott Hotel in Washington, DC after unfurling a Tibetan flag and chanting as over 200 Chinese delegates greeted Xi Jinping, China's next President on February 13th.
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Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 4/6
Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 4/6
www.StandUpForTibet.org China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 2/6
Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 2/6
www.StandUpForTibet.orgChina often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 5/6
Tibet : Street Lives of Tibetan Children After China's "Liberation" Part 5/6
www.StandUpForTibet.org China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link tinyurl.com woodsmoke.wordpress.com
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Why is Tibet Important to China?
Why is Tibet Important to China?
Stratfor's Vice President of Strategic Intelligence Rodger Baker examines how ethnic conflict, fear of foreign intrusion and access to key freshwater sources will continue to keep China's attention focused on Tibet. For more, visit: www.stratfor.com
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Tibet Supporters Protest the Olympics - New York Post
Tibet Supporters Protest the Olympics - New York Post
Hundreds gather outside the UN to mark the opening of what they're calling the "Genocide Olympics" in China. (NYPost.com)
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Tibet Advocacy Project
Tibet Advocacy Project
In March 2012 a delegation of Tibetans travelled to Canberra to highlight the deepening crisis in their homeland with the Australian Government. This is their story.
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Our Nation - News and Analysis on the State of Tibet (2012 Episode-01)
Our Nation - News and Analysis on the State of Tibet (2012 Episode-01)
Our Nation - News and analysis on the State of Tibet brought to you by Lhadon Tethong of Tibet Action Institute and Tenzin Dorjee (Tendor) of Students for a Free Tibet.
