I was born in Kham, in eastern Tibet, my parents’ first born. A brother and sister followed, and the five of us lived with ...
The Chinese authorities, as part of their suppression of Tibetans’ basic rights, have taken aim at privately run educational ...
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Indian Tibetan community’s struggles in exile: Declining numbers, preservation of art & culture“Before 2008, the Tibetan Children’s Villages (TCV)—the schooling system set up by the community in exile—had roughly 17,000 students. Now there are only 5,000 students across all the ...
Crucially, all Tibetan children born in exile have access to education that upholds their cultural heritage and language. According to Tibet.net, the Tibetan community in exile has called for ...
The Chinese government is intensifying actions against private Tibetan educational institutions, stifling efforts to preserve language and culture. Human Rights Watch reports closures and ...
On the final day of his official visit to Tibetan settlements in West Bengal Sikyong Penpa Tsering the President of the ...
Sikyong Penpa Tsering, President of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile, speaks in Darjeeling about the preservation of Tibetan identity amid China's misinformation campaigns and the need for a ...
The report by Human Rights Watch outlined that the school has a distinguished three-decade history of teaching Tibetan ...
the President of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile, visited various Tibetan monasteries, addressing the oppressive policies of China. The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication ...
According to Tibet.net, Sikyong explored key government and non-governmental offices at the Sonada Tashiling Tibetan settlement. He also toured a four-acre vacant plot of land owned by the ...
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