Tibetan singer Alan Dawa Dolma will fulfill a dream when she steps onto the stage on July 23 at Shibuya Bunkamura Orchard Hall. Having studied the traditional erhu (a traditional Chinese two-stringed violin) at both the Sichuan Conservatory of Music and the Art Academy in Beijing, the fast-rising singer will this time be backed with a symphonic band as she shows off her distinctive Tibetan wail amongst her repertoire of J-Pop, ballads and traditional songs.
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New regulations pose threat to liberal press
Reporters Without Borders is very concerned about the impact on press freedom of new regulations that the Propaganda Department has imposed on China’s provincial and metropolitan news media. “China has no press law, but the accumulation of draconian regulations has gradually created a legislative straitjacket for the media,” Reporters Without Borders said. “These new rules add to the laws on state secrets and subversion that have been used by the authorities many times to punish journalists.”
The Longest Running Tibetan Vigil in the World
Harvard Square: At 6pm on March 17th, 2010, Tsering Dongshi, also known as Vigil Pala with a feather jacket and hat emblazoned with a bold FREE TIBET unfurls his Tibetan National flag, lifts it high and quietly begins to recite a Mani mantra. For the last two years, incredibly he has never failed to be the first person to arrive at the Tibetan vigil, and the last to leave. Students, tourists, regular bystanders with creative hairdos and tattooed bodies, homeless people waiting for their evening meals, musicians singing their last song for the day, all nod convivially in his direction.
His Holiness Lectures on Human Rights and Universal Responsibility
Dharamshala- Addressing an audience of human rights scholars, activists and leaders in Bhopal Wednesday, Tibet's spiritual and political leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama spoke of a ‘global ethos of brotherhood compassion and love' as the key to protecting human rights worldwide.
New Book Details Peaceful Protests and China's Crackdown in Tibet
Dharamshala: A Tibetan organisation has meticulously compiled and published a book detailing comprehensive account of events backed with credible evidences of Tibetan people's peaceful demonstrations against five decades of wrong policies of the Chinese government in Tibet in 2008.
Musical Stars to Perform at Concert For Tibetan Culture in New York
Dharamshala: Tibet House US will once again bring together an amazing, original line-up of contemporary artists during its 20th Annual Benefit Concert to promote Tibetan culture at Carnegie Hall on Friday, 26 February.
Acho Namgyal Documentary Premieres in Dharamshala
Dharamshala: A new documentary about the life of blind Tibetan musician Acho Namgyal received its world premiere on February 20 at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts, Dharamsala, India. Director Sonam Tashi spent two years filming in the US, Switzerland and India to tell the story Acho Namgyal and the roots of the Nangma and Toeshey genres of Tibetan classical music.
Censorship at heart of Tibet-China issue: Dalai Lama
Beverly Hills: The Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibet, said the United States and other countries could help his campaign for a free Tibet by promoting an open society in China.
Chinese Authorities block access to movie site
Sources report that access to the Internet Movie Database, IMDb.com, was blocked in China this week, adding the online movie business portal to a fast-growing list of banned web sites that feature user-generated content, including YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
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