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Odisha Signs MoU With Tibetan Monastery to Boost Buddhist Tourism

Odisha and Jeerang Monastery sign an MoU to develop Buddhist tourism, academic exchange and cultural programs linked to Tibetan heritage.

39 Diaspora Groups Condemn China’s New Ethnic Unity Law

Thirty-nine diaspora groups condemn China’s Ethnic Unity Law, warning it could extend Beijing’s reach and suppress free expression overseas.

“NGO-LEN MEY!”: Tibetans in Dharamshala Reject China’s “Ethnic Unity” Law and Honours Pawo Lobga Rangzen

On Saturday, July 18, 2026, hundreds of Tibetans gathered in Dharamshala for a protest march against China’s newly implemented so-called “Ethnic Unity” Law and paying tribute to late Tibetan activist and  Pawo Lobga Rangzen la. The demonstration was jointly...

Lhasa Conference Signals China’s AI-Driven Tibet Narrative Push

ICT says a Lhasa conference is building an AI-backed network to promote China’s official narrative and influence global views of Tibet.

Larung Gar Faces New Demolitions, 1,060 Residences Targeted

At least 1,060 residences at Larung Gar face demolition as China expands restrictions on Tibetan Buddhist practice after its July 1 law.

Prominent Tibetan Scholar Demchok Passes Away

Reported By Palden Translated By TenGyal Distinguished Tibetologist and former professor at Qinghai Nationalities University, Demchok has passed away at the age of 86. Today, on July 17, reports emerged that the prominent Tibetology scholar and former professor at...

GATPM Joins Global Call to Protect Chinese Journalist Bai Zhaodong from Refoulement

London | 18 July 2026 | GATPM The Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities are proud to join 59 global NGOs, press freedom groups, and human rights organisations in endorsing this joint statement, led by Reporters Without Borders...

Religious and Political Developments in Tibet Over the Last 17 Days.

Reported By Palden Translated By Tengyal Surge in Campaigns Implementing and Publicizing “ Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress” On the July 5, a meeting was held in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, to study, publicize, and implement...

UK Police investigate claims Chinese Embassy staff used stun batons on Tibetan protesters

London's Metropolitan Police are investigating claims that Chinese embassy security personnel used illegal stun batons to intimidate peaceful Tibetan protesters during a July 3 vigil. The incident has intensified concerns over Beijing's transnational repression and sparked fresh debate over...

Belgian lawmakers condemn China’s ethnic unity law, urges firm response from federal govt.

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, July 18: Belgian lawmakers have urged the federal government to adopt a robust response to China’s newly enacted Ethnic Unity and Progressive Law, warning that the legislation could further entrench the assimilation of minority communities within...