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Experts Say China’s ‘Fake’ Panchen Lama Ceremony Reflects Fear, Not Faith

Experts say China’s Kalachakra ceremony led by its appointed Panchen Lama shows coercion and control, not genuine Tibetan spiritual devotion.

Tibetan Monk in Critical Condition After Torture Over Anti-Dam Protest

Tibetan monk Gonpo Tsering is in critical condition after torture in custody for opposing a dam project in Derge, raising global human rights concerns.

French Venues Refuse to Host Former CTA Sikyong

French venues refused to host Dr Lobsang Sangay’s talk, exposing China’s soft power and fear-driven self-censorship within French institutions.

Richard Gere Honored with Human Rights First Visionary Award

Richard Gere received the Human Rights First Visionary Award for his lifelong advocacy for Tibet and his commitment to global human rights.

European Parliament Urges China to Free Panchen Lama

At the EU-China meeting, the European Parliament urged Beijing to release the Panchen Lama and raised concern over Tibet’s human rights situation.

China is Eying for Lithium Mining Near Mt Everest

China’s plan to mine lithium near Mt Everest alarms scientists, who warn of severe ecological damage in Tibet’s fragile high-altitude environment.

Former Tibetan Prisoner Namkyi Addresses US Congress

Former Tibetan prisoner Namkyi told US lawmakers of torture and worsening repression in Tibet, urging continued American support for religious freedom.

Sikyong Penpa Tsering Meets Global Leaders in Prague on Tibet Cause

Sikyong Penpa Tsering met global leaders in Prague to discuss Tibet’s future, press freedom, and international support for the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation.

Video Shows Chinese Rocket Debris Falling Over Tibet’s Amdo

A viral video shows Chinese rocket debris crashing in Tibet’s Amdo, reigniting concern over pollution and safety in China’s rocket drop zones.

Four Officials Sacked Over Arc’teryx Fireworks Controversy in Tibet

Four officials were dismissed after Arc’teryx’s fireworks display in Tibet drew backlash over environmental harm and disturbance to wildlife.

‘TOB’ Controversy in Nepal Triggers Online Hate Against Tibetans

Nepal’s “TOB” controversy sparked online hate after false claims linked a youth motorcycle group to the Free Tibet movement.

Dalai Lama Congratulates Machado on 2025 Nobel Peace Prize

His Holiness the Dalai Lama congratulated Venezuela’s María Corina Machado on her Nobel Peace Prize, praising her courage and commitment to democracy and nonviolence.

Report Says China Exploits Tibet’s Fragile Environment for Profit

An Asian Lite report says China’s fireworks and hydropower projects in Tibet reveal hypocrisy in its global climate stance and disregard for local ecology.

Young Chinese Soldiers Reluctant to Serve in Tibet, Report Says

A soldier’s punishment for refusing PLA service in Tibet has fueled online debate, revealing growing unease among young Chinese over harsh postings.

Central Election Commission Announces Schedule for 2026 Tibetan Election

The Central Election Commission announced the 2026 Tibetan election schedule, voter registration dates, and a new 14-point Election Code of Conduct.

Trekkers Rescued After Everest Blizzard in Tibet

Reuters reports hundreds rescued after a blizzard trapped nearly 1,000 trekkers on Tibet’s Mount Everest slope during China’s National Day holiday.

Dalai Lama Teaches in Dharamsala, Emphasizing Compassion and Wisdom

His Holiness the Dalai Lama led thousands in Dharamsala in teachings on compassion and wisdom, urging unity, nonviolence, and respect for all faiths.

China Opens High-Altitude UAV Testing Base in Western Tibet

China opened a high-altitude drone testing base in Ngari, Tibet, enhancing UAV capabilities under extreme conditions with clear military potential.

Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hongkongers Mark ‘China National Falls Day’ in Sydney

Exiled communities in Sydney marked “China National Falls Day,” uniting Tibetans, Uyghurs, Hongkongers, and Chinese activists to denounce CCP repression.

Tibetans, Chinese Activists Protest in Vienna on China’s National Day

On China’s national day, Tibetans and Chinese activists in Vienna protested, urging Beijing to respect religious freedom and Tibetan rights.

CTA Marks Gandhi’s 156th Birth Anniversary in Dharamsala

CTA leaders in Dharamsala honored Mahatma Gandhi’s 156th birth anniversary, reaffirming Tibet’s nonviolent struggle inspired by his philosophy.

Richard Gere Receives First Human Rights First Visionary Award

Actor Richard Gere will receive Human Rights First’s first Visionary Award for lifelong advocacy on Tibet, global health, refugees, and human rights.

Peace Rally Marathon for Tibet Concludes in Toronto

The 6th Peace Rally Marathon for Tibet ended in Toronto, with activists highlighting Tibet’s crisis under Chinese rule and marking the Dalai Lama’s 90th year.

Young Tibet Advocates Meet EU Lawmakers in Brussels

Young Tibet advocates met EU lawmakers in Brussels, urging stronger action on rights, language, and environment, while pressing for sanctions on Chinese officials.

UN Expert Questions Paris Museums’ Tibet Nomenclature Changes

UN rapporteur Alexandra Xanthaki warned Paris museums’ changes from “Tibet” to China-aligned terms threaten Tibetans’ cultural rights and identity.

Amer Sports Stock Upgraded as Tibet Fireworks Controversy Fades

Wells Fargo upgraded Amer Sports to “Overweight,” saying backlash over Arc’teryx’s Tibet fireworks display quickly faded without affecting sales in China.

CTA Holds Prayer Service for Late Gaden Trisur Rinpoche

CTA held a prayer service in Dharamshala to mourn Gaden Trisur Rinpoche, the 104th Ganden Tripa, who passed away in Bylakuppe on 26 September, aged 90.

Tibetans Clean Debris After Arc’teryx Fireworks Despite Promises

Despite pledges of cleanup, Tibetans are left clearing debris from Cai Guo-Qiang and Arc’teryx’s fireworks show, fuelling criticism of exploitation in Tibet.

Tibetan Youth Congress Opens 19th General Body Meeting in Dharamshala

Tibetan Youth Congress opened its 19th general body meeting in Dharamshala, with over 130 members discussing future campaigns and electing a new leadership.

Australia Raises Tibet Rights, Dalai Lama Reincarnation at UNHRC

At the UNHRC, Australia raised concerns over Tibet’s rights situation and warned governments not to interfere in the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation process.