The march was flagged off by Tibetan security minister-in-exile Dolma Gyari from the Lhagyal Ri Temple in McLeodganj. The month-long march will conclude at the United Nations office in New Delhi on April 25.

Dalai Lama in a post on X said that all religions preach tolerance and peace, and violence is condemned.

The last session of 17th Tibetan Parliament in-exile concluded on Monday in North Indian hill town Dharamshala

Tibetan youth assembled in Amsterdam on Saturday, showing that even a small group can create meaningful momentum for an international cause, according to a report by the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA).

Representatives led by Thinlay Chukki, along with UN Advocacy Officer Phuntsok Topgyal, engaged in a series of high-level meetings in the Czech Republic to highlight China's oppression in Tibet and explore avenues for international cooperation, as reported by the...

The controversy arose during a meeting of Canada's House of Commons Industry Committee on March 26, 2026, where discussions were underway regarding Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent agreement with China. The deal allows the import of 49,000 Chinese-manufactured electric...

The Czech Senate unanimously passed a resolution affirming the Tibetan people's exclusive right to choose the next Dalai Lama, rejecting Chinese interference. Reported by the CTA, the motion urges the Czech government to support Tibetan spiritual freedom and condemns...

Freedom House's 2026 report ranks Tibet among the world's least free regions with a zero score. The findings highlight severe Chinese restrictions on religious freedom, cultural identity, and political rights. State policies continue to enforce ethnic assimilation and strict...

Tsewang Gyalpo Arya from the CTA briefed Japanese lawmakers on China's "Promotion of Ethnic Unity" law, expressing concerns over the erosion of Tibetan identity. The meeting in Tokyo highlighted human rights violations, colonial-style schools, and urged a formal monitoring...

The ceremony was organised by the U-Tsang Cholkha, Dokham Zachuka Association and Kyidong Welfare Association, drawing more than 5,000 Tibetans, including monks, nuns and foreign devotees, who gathered to pray for the spiritual leader's long life.