Middle Way Approach

BOLZANO: They both come from humble beginnings, went on to study law and lead a life of service to their people. The only difference is one leads a true regional autonomy while the other is in the pursuit of such. Arno Kompatscher is the governor of South Tyrol, Italy’s nethermost region that has enjoyed an autonomous status since 1972. On the other hand, Dr. More

Dharamshala: Earlier this week Canada's Conservative Party Senator Hon Thanh Hai Ngo moved a motion in the Senate to raise awareness of the serious and recurring human rights abuses in Tibet and to urge the Government of Canada to take stronger action with China in support of genuine autonomy for Tibet. More

The Department of Information and International Relations of Central Tibetan Administration is convening Second Five-Fifty Youth Forum: Shaping Tibet’s Future, that will bring together a select group of 100 young Tibetans of the age group 20-35, from across the globe to discuss and deliberate on CTA’s Five-Fifty Vision. More

In a symbolic display of support and solidarity with the Tibetan people inside Tibet and exile, an array of Members of Parliament from India, EU, Germany, Canada, Slovakia, Italy, Peru, Taiwan gathered at the courtyard of Tsuglagkhang in a sombre ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising. More

Statement of HE Dr Seretse Khama Ian Khama, Former President of Botswana on the 60th Anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day, 10 March 2019 "Ladies and Gentlemen, let me begin by affirming that it is truly an honour for me to have been invited by the Central Tibetan Administration to be with you today, as the “Chief Guest” on this occasion commemorating the 60th Anniversary of the Tibeta More

New Delhi: The Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR), CTA, organized two-day workshop on Middle Way Approach for Tibetan College Students. It was carried out from 23 - 24 January at Tibetan Youth Hostel, New Delhi. The Workshop was aimed to enhance awareness on Umaylam among Tibetan College Students through interactive discussions and activities. More

Dharamshala: The Middle Way Apprach Desk of the Department of Information and International Relations imparted a two-day Training on Umaylam (Middle Way Approach) for CTA’s new recruits. The training was carried out from 17-18 December at the New Administrative Centre of CTA in Khanyara, Dharamsala. More

Dharamshala: The Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR) of the Central Tibetan Administration today released a film titled ‘Umay Lam: Middle Way-The Way Forward.’ Umay Lam in Tibetan means the Middle Way Approach. More

New Delhi: The Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR) of Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) today launched a flagship tri-lingual report titled ‘Tibet Was Never A Part Of China But The Middle Way Approach Remains a Viable Solution.’ The report published in Tibetan, English and Chinese languages, was unveiled by Prof. Anand Kumar, Socialist and Reformer, and Dr. More

New Delhi: The Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR) of Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) will on Monday launch a flagship trilingual report titled ‘Tibet Was Never A Part Of China But The Middle Way Approach Remains a Viable Solution.’  The report published in Tibetan, English and Chinese languages, will be unveiled by Prof. Anand Kumar and Dr. More

  Dharamsala: In a first, the Middle Way Approach Desk of Department of Information & International Relations, CTA is organising a 'Training of Trainers on Empowering Champions of Dialogue’ for members of Tibetan NGOs from across India. More

    Dharamshala: The four-day Five Fifty Youth Forum began at the Imperial Heights here on Friday with President Dr Lobsang Sangay of Central Tibetan Administration and Speaker Khenpo Sonam Tenphel of Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile in attendance along with senior dignitaries of Central Tibetan Administration. More

Recent report and official circular issued earlier this year labeled any expressions that support Middle Way, protect Tibetan’s mother tongue or engagements of Kyidug (Tibetan Welfare Group) as “underground forces” and “illegal”. More

Ladakh: Addressing students and staff of Tibetan Children’s Village gathered at the open ground under the bright blue sky, His Holiness said that majority of Tibetans in Tibet and in exile place their trust him and his following message is for them. Referring to Tibetan sense of perseverance, His Holiness said, “we have faced a lot of difficulties yet the Tibetan spirit remains strong. More

Dharamshala: In addition to the innumerable crackdown on Tibetans in Tibet under the Chinese rule, support for ‘Middle Way Approach’ is listed as organised crime. , According to a report published by Human Rights Watch (HRW) earlier this week, Chinese leadership took such measures for the first time. More

DHARAMSHALA: 67 Chinese scholars, activists, policy experts, journalists and individuals from across the globe have signed a Letter of Solidarity, expressing support for the Middle Way Approach of the Central Tibetan Administration and called on the Chinese government to resume dialogue with His Holiness the Dalai Lama. More

I have been reading articles and listening to people share their ideas about Rangzen and Umaylam which I found quite interesting. So, when I got an opportunity to listen to His Holiness address delegates of the first international Umaylam conference at Tsuglagkhang on 30 May, I was quite thrilled. More

WASHINGTON DC: Kunga Tashi, the Chinese liaison officer, Office of Tibet, Washington, DC discussed CTA's Middle Way Approach and His Holiness the Dalai Lama's principal commitments with students and faculty of University of Rochester on 31 March. Attendees of the event were thoroughly engaged and asked questions regarding the Tibetan Issue. More

Frankfurt: A two-day training on the Middle Way Approach of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) was held in Germany from 17-18 March.  A total of 30 Tibetan participants including executive members of German-Tibetan community and students participated in the interactive training. More

DHARAMSHALA: In the late 1950s and 60s, the Chinese hardliners had almost a belief that, through use of Chinese military forces, Tibetan issue could be eliminated. Now nearly 60 years have passed, Tibet issue is not going away, His Holiness the Dalai Lama said on Thursday in a video message to the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) based in DC. More