WTN for November 2015

• Dalai Lama joins Buddhist leaders calling for phase out of fossil fuels - BBC
• China to prosecute former top Tibet security official for graft - Reuters
• UK police drop charges against Tibetan protesters - Evening Standard
• Tibetan detained after solo protest in Ngaba - Radio Free Asia
• Water diversion in Tibet will have serious ecological impact in India - Times of India

• Canadian mining company expands operations in Tibet conflict zone - Rukor.org
• Nepal and China agree to open trade routes to Tibet - Himalyan Times
• Indian police mobilize to prevent Tibet protests as China VP visits Delhi - Phayul
• China deploys radars, drones on Indo-Tibet border to curb infiltration - Press Trust of India
• China says graft fight in Tibet aimed at curbing religious practice - Reuters

• Tibet Party Chief declares renewed crackdown on religious belief - New York Times
• US Congressional Delegation statement at conclusion of visit to Tibet and China - Office of the Democratic Leader (US)
• Does US delegation to Tibet signal new opening for Tibet? - South China Morning Post
• Torture “endemic” in Tibet: new report to UN Committee Against Torture - International Campaign for Tibet
• Canadian PM Trudeau raises human rights in first meeting with President Xi Jinping - Toronto Sun

• China’s bottled water industry eyes the Tibetan plateau - The Guardian
• At UN review, China denies having political prisoners or using torture - Reuters
• China staged religious activities during US congressional delegation to Tibet - Radio Free Asia
• India and Tibet have a spiritual relationship says Home Minister Rijiju - Press Trust of India
• Tibet plateau warming at a rate twice the global average - The Hindu

• Scientists warn Asia will feel impacts of rapid climate change in Tibet - IB Times
• Tibetan election stirs political debate in Canada - Globe & Mail
• China deploys officials to ‘educate’ monks against 'separatism' in eastern Tibet - Phayul
• Tibetans fight to salvage language and culture - New York Times
• China reasserts its right to name the next Dalai Lama - Reuters