A report titled “Freedom on the net 2017: Manipulating Social Media to Undermine Democracy”, published by Freedom House, highlighted that a number of governments, including China, restrict mobile internet service for “political or security reasons”, particularly in ethnic or religious…
Filed by Tenzin Jigme, DIIR Social Media Journalist Netizens across the world are talking about Mr. Tashi Wangchuk’s trial without a verdict that was passed on 4th January 2018. What is his crime? Tashi, the herder turned shopkeeper has advocated language…
The Tribune – 11 January 2018 Tibetan “Prime Minister-in-exile” Lobsang Sangay on Thursday cautioned New Delhi against China’s deceptive policies, warning that what happened to Tibet could happen to India as well. “The Doklam stand-off and the repeated cross-border incursion…
DHARAMSHALA: The highly anticipated trial of Tibetan language rights advocate Tashi Wanghcuk has ended without a verdict today. Tashi Wangchuk was put on trial for allegedly ‘inciting separatism’ at the Yushu Intermediate People’s Court in Qinghai Province. The trial, which…
Dharamshala: In an interaction with Tibetan community, particularly students in Bangalore last week, His Holiness the Dalai Lama responded to a question on the possibility of high reincarnate female lamas in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The Tibetan spiritual leader made clear…