Tag Archives: Citizenship
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Tibetans in India get voting rights after 55 years
13 February 2014 | Shalini Nair
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The Election Commission of India has ordered all states to include children of Tibetan refugees in the electoral list. This is for the first time in 55 years that voting rights will be conferred on Tibetans. ...
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Tibetan refugees seek better life in Vancouver
3 January 2014 | Gavin Fisher
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Kelsang Choden shifted nervously in her chair, her eyes darting towards her sponsor sitting nearby. "I'm hoping to become a nurse," she said, when asked what her dreams are for her life in Canada. ...
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Give passport to youth born to Tibetans: High Court
26 August 2013 | Shashiprasad SM
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The Karnataka High Court has come to the rescue of a 27-year-old man, who was born to Tibetan refugees in India but was declined Indian citizenship and passport by regional passport authorities. ...
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Tibetans in exile can apply for Indian citizenship
24 August 2013
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Tibetan prime minister-in-exile Lobsang Sangay on Tuesday said any Tibetan in exile in India could apply for Indian citizenship and his administration was not compelling anyone to apply for the citizenship. ...
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US senators approve 5,000 visas for Tibetan refugees
21 May 2013
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US lawmakers debating a landmark immigration bill on Monday approved the provision of 5,000 visas to Tibetan refugees to enter the United States over the next three years. ...
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Tibet native earns US citizenship as Marine
25 October 2012 | James Mercure
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For Marine Corps Lance Cpl Tashi Dhondup, leaving Lhasa, Tibet, and moving to India to practice his religion and learn about his culture was the first step on his journey of becoming a US citizen. ...
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Italian city pulls back from making Dalai Lama an honorary citizen
22 June 2012
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Milan has backed away from plans to give the Dalai Lama honorary citizenship because of concerns about upsetting China, although officials in Venice and Rome have already honored the Tibetan spiritual leader. ...