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Despite making promises to the international community, China’s human rights record has not improved leading up to the Beijing Games. If anything, it has gotten worse with recent military action in Tibet. Video message from His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Canadians Beijing Olympics – Race for Rights From July 13th to August 24th, former… Continue reading Video message from His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Canadians

Foreign Affairs The Human Rights Situation in Tibetan Areas of China A Reassessment of Canada’s Interests in China and Options for Renewal of Canada’s China Policy Citizen Response by Dermod Travis Tibet and the APEC – A Briefing paper for Tibet Support Groups by Catherine James Secret: Canada’s Tibet File The 17 Point Agreement Backgrounder… Continue reading Foreign Affairs

  Will You Stand Up for Tibet? 54th COMMEMORATION OF THE LHASA UPRISING Sunday, March 10, 2013 12:00     Rally on Parliament Hill 13:00     March to Chinese Embassy 13:30     Vigil at Chinese Embassy

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Cultural   Tibetan Cultural Society of British Columbia Tashi Tsetan, President Email: tcsofbc@gmail.com http://www.tcsofbc.org/ Tibetan Cultural Society of Vancouver Island http://www.tcsovi.org/ Tibetan Community of Alberta Tashi Phuntsok, President Calgary, AB Email: taa.calgary@shaw.ca Website: http://www.albertatibetan.com/ Canadian Tibetan Association of Ontario Kunsang Tanzin, President Toronto, ON Email: info@ctao.org Website: www.ctao.org and www.tcccgc.org Tibet‘s Independence Movement – Peterborough and… Continue reading Cultural

The Tibetan Plateau – Earth’s Third Pole ”If we think of the planet as our house or as our mother – Mother Earth – we automatically feel concern for our environment. Today we understand that the future of humanity very much depends on our planet, and that the future of the planet very much depends… Continue reading The Tibetan Plateau – Earth’s Third Pole

Resettlement overview The Government of Canada is facilitating the immigration of up to 1,000 Tibetans living in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in India, at the request of the Canada Tibet Committee and Canada’s Tibetan community. Up to 1,000 displaced Tibetans, including principal applicants and their eligible family members, will be accepted over a five-year… Continue reading Resettlement overview