The public 'Museum of Asian Art' in Berlin, exhibitor of 'Tibet - monasteries open their treasuries', has today refused to accept an information panel on the fate of the 'disappeared' 11th Panchen Lama of Tibet, Gedun Choekyi Nyima. »continue
The Congressional Human Rights Caucus, headed by Representative Tom Lantos and Representative Frank Wolf, is holding a briefing "On the Panchen Lama's 18th Birthday: A Look at Religion in Tibet Today" on April 25, 2007. »continue
The World Buddhist Forum, the first major international Buddhist gathering hosted by the atheist Chinese government, was addressed today (April 13) by an uncomfortable-looking teenage boy accorded the status of Panchen Lama by Beijing for political reasons, but not recognised as a religious figure by Tibetans. »continue
The New York-based human rights monitoring organization Human Rights Watch has urged President George Bush to raise the issue of the Panchen Lama during the upcoming summit with President Hu Jintao and to ask that United Nations representatives have access to the d »continue