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18-year-old student Walks 1,000 Miles for Tibet
BYU-Idaho student Thomas King Jackson is walking 1,000 miles to raise awareness about Tibet, ending his journey in Rexburg on July 7.
Allée du Tibet Inaugurated, France’s First Public Stupa Planned
Allée du Tibet was inaugurated near Paris, with a foundation stone laid for France’s first public Tibetan Buddhist stupa.
UK Parliamentary Group Condemns China Law as Forced Assimilation
The UK APPG on Tibet condemned China’s ethnic unity law, warning it enables forced assimilation and may target critics overseas.
Australian MPs Urge Canberra to Put Tibetan Survival First
Australian MPs urged Canberra to put Tibetan rights and cultural survival before relations with China amid concern over the ethnic unity law.
CTA President Issues Statement After Lobga Rangzen’s Martyrdom
Sikyong Penpa Tsering honored Lobga Rangzen’s devotion after his self-immolation outside the UN, while urging Tibetans to cherish life and continue the long-term struggle for Tibet.
CTA Holds Prayer Service for Lobga Rangzen’s Martyrdom
CTA held a prayer service in Dharamshala for Lobga Rangzen, while urging Tibetans to preserve life and refrain from self-immolation.
Tibetan Activist Loses Life After Self-Immolation Outside UN
Tibetan activist Lobsang Palden, known as Lobga Rangzen, died after self-immolation outside the UN in New York, Tibet Express reported.
German State Secretary Michael Brand Urges China to Repeal Ethnic Unity Law
German Parliamentary State Secretary Michael Brand urged China to repeal its ethnic unity law, warning it threatens Tibetan culture and identity.
Germany Warns China Law Risks Transnational Repression
Germany voiced concern over China’s ethnic unity law, warning it could weaken minority rights and enable transnational repression in Europe.
Japanese Lawmakers Condemn China Ethnic Unity Law in Tokyo
Japanese lawmakers and minority representatives condemned China’s ethnic unity law in Tokyo, warning it threatens identity, language, and culture.















