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Tibetan government-in-exile
‘Arunachal shares border with Tibet not China’: CM Pema Khandu calls out China’s illegal occupation of Tibet
Arunachal CM Pema Khandu once again called out China's long standing claim of Arunachal being a part of China’s southern Tibet region
Historic engagement with USA: President of Tibetan government-in-exile, Lobsang Sangay, visits White House for the first time in six decades
The visit by Dr Lobsang Sangay, who is the president of Tibetan govt-in-exile to the White House comes as a historic recognition
India should take a firm stand against China and recognize Tibet as an occupied territory
There can never be a constructive border solution between India and China without talking on the issue of Tibet.
Chinese govt jails two Tibetan musicians for composing song praising HH the Dalai Lama, arrests another for sharing it on social media
The two Tibetans, Tsetan and Tsego were sentenced to seven years and three years in prison respectively by a Chinese court.
Galwan standoff breathes life into the ‘Free Tibet’ movement, Tibetan activists hope India will soon address the Chinese occupation of Tibet
In the aftermath of the Galwan stand-off, the movement to free Tibet from the clutches of China has once again gathered steam.
Toronto: Tibetan Youth Congress slams China, raises pro-India slogans outside the Chinese Consulate General
The Tibetan protestors held placards and shouted slogans saying Tibet stands with India.
‘China is committing cultural genocide in Tibet’: CTA President-in-exile urges UNHRC to discuss human rights violations in Chinese occupied regions
CTA urged the UN body to take appropriate decisive measures to protect fundamental rights in China occupied regions
India-China standoff: Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu taunts China, refers to LAC as ‘Indo-Tibet border’
Days after the Galwan Valley standoff, India Arunachal Pradesh CM makes a statement by referring to the border as India-Tibet border.
President of Tibetan govt-in-exile warns Nepal, says after occupying Tibet, Beijing looking to accomplish its “Five-fingers-plan”
China bolstering its expansionist policies in the Indian subcontinent region, said the Tibetan government-in-exile
