Articles tagged with: Tibetan Youth Congress
On 30 March I attended the moving function organised by the Tibetan Youth Congress to honour the memory of Jamphel Yeshi – the latest Tibetan martyr to perform self-immolation. But this was in New Delhi …
An international gathering of over a thousand youth delegates from more than 50 countries passed a unanimous decision calling for Tibet’s independence and condemned the illegal occupation of Tibet.
International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY), a …
The Tibetan Youth Congress concluded its two-day preliminary meeting of the European leg of Rangzen conference in Zurich yesterday. An exclusive group of 18 delegates representing four countries in Europe included Switzerland, France, Belgium, Germany …
If you thought it’s only in China-occupied Tibet that perils can be brought upon your head for asserting your Tibetanness, think again!
Last week, at the Dalai Lama’s Kalachakra transmission venue in Washington D.C., Kalden Lodoe, …
One of the highest, most commendable achievements of the Tibetan people during the last 52 years in exile has been our ability, despite extreme challenges and pressures over the years to safeguard and retain the …
Norbu Samphel’s twisted democracy is indeed ‘unique!’ He advocates a sort of ‘people’s democratic dictatorship,’ wherein doubts and criticisms have no place. His democracy with ‘Tibetan characteristics’ disapproves of any Tibetan (young and old) asking …
The Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the largest non-governmental organisation in the exile Tibetan community, held its 14th General Body Meeting this year on August 2nd at Dharamshala.
This year’s TYC Rangzen Award was a special one to …
Jamyang Norbu presentation
RTYC Minnesota invited writer & activist, Jamyang Norbu for 2 days of events to celebrate 40th Founding Day anniversary in Minnesota. A segment of his presentation is shown here.
Part 2 [05:51] | Part 3 [10:00] …
Featuring Tsering Palden, President of the Tibetan Youth Congress, and spokesperson Wangchuk D. Shakabpa from US Tibet Committee.
The Tibet movement has stalled, partially because there is little understanding of how it will continue after the Dalai Lama’s passing. While those who disagree with the Middle Way approach are not necessarily looking to …
