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 CTA calls for Panchen Lama's release, marks 20 years since disappearance Phayul 
  
  
  
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 The Department of Information and International Relations of the Tibetan government in exile held a public talk on Panchen Lama, screened a documentary ‘Tibet’s stolen child’ and put up a photo exhibition on Tibetan self-immolation. 
  
  
  
 Penpa Tsering, the speaker of the Tibetan Parliament, Thupten Samphel, Director of Tibet Policy Institute, Sonam Norbu Dagpo, Secretary (International Relations) of DIIR, and Tsering Tsomo, Director of Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy, spoke on the topic ‘Concerns on the Enforced Disappearance of the 11th Panchen Lama’. 
  
  
  
 The speaker of the Tibetan parliament said that the actions of the Chinese government clearly show that they are deliberately depriving the 26 year old Panchen Lama the opportunity to study religious texts and finish monastic education. “I believe that the efforts of the Chinese government in keeping the Panchen Lama in a secret location is to deprive him of all the religious trainings that he need to undertake so that he can teach to the future generations of Tibetans. And I am sure one of their efforts would be also to deny Panchen Lama to learn Tibetan language so that he would not be in a position to communicate directly with the Tibetan people in the future.” 
  
  
  
 He also appealed the Chinese government to reconsider holding Panchen Lama in detention and immediately release the Panchen Lama. 
  
  
  
 Tsering Tsomo, Director of TCHRD spoke about the legal implications of the Panchen Lama's enforced disappearance under the International Human Rights Law. She said that China is using reincarnation as a political weapon. 
  
  
  
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 Tsomo also called on Chinese government to disclose the wellbeing and whereabouts of Jadrel Rinpoche, who led the search for 11th Panchen Lama. 
  
  
  
 Director of TPI, Thupten Samphel, questioned the Chinese government's claim of being the rightful authority to choose Panchen Lama's reincarnation. DIIR Secretary Sonam Norbu Dagpo read the Department of Information and International Relations statement on the International Solidarity Day with Tibet. 
  
  
  
 The 10th Panchen Lama was only 52 when he passed away under mysterious circumstances after delivering a public speech in which he was sharply and openly critical of the Chinese government's policies. 
  
  
  
 The 11th Panchen Lama, Gedun Choekyi Nyima, was only six years old when the Chinese government abducted the young lama. Even after 20 years in custody, the Chinese authorities have not provided any verifiable information or proof of the physical and mental well being of the 11th Panchen Lama. 
  
 By Phuntsok YangchenDHARAMSHALA, May 17: Tibetans and supporters today observed the International Solidarity Day with Tibet coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the 11th Panchen Lama’s enforced disappearance here at the TCV Dayschool.The Department of Information and International Relations of the Tibetan government in exile held a public talk on Panchen Lama, screened a documentary ‘Tibet’s stolen child’ and put up a photo exhibition on Tibetan self-immolation.Penpa Tsering, the speaker of the Tibetan Parliament, Thupten Samphel, Director of Tibet Policy Institute, Sonam Norbu Dagpo, Secretary (International Relations) of DIIR, and Tsering Tsomo, Director of Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy, spoke on the topic ‘Concerns on the Enforced Disappearance of the 11th Panchen Lama’.The speaker of the Tibetan parliament said that the actions of the Chinese government clearly show that they are deliberately depriving the 26 year old Panchen Lama the opportunity to study religious texts and finish monastic education. “I believe that the efforts of the Chinese government in keeping the Panchen Lama in a secret location is to deprive him of all the religious trainings that he need to undertake so that he can teach to the future generations of Tibetans. And I am sure one of their efforts would be also to deny Panchen Lama to learn Tibetan language so that he would not be in a position to communicate directly with the Tibetan people in the future.”He also appealed the Chinese government to reconsider holding Panchen Lama in detention and immediately release the Panchen Lama.Tsering Tsomo, Director of TCHRD spoke about the legal implications of the Panchen Lama's enforced disappearance under the International Human Rights Law. She said that China is using reincarnation as a political weapon.She also noted that many Tibetan writers and singers were imprisoned for writing articles and singing songs about the missing boy recognized in 1995 by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Many Tibetan self-immolators have also called for the release of the 11th Panchen Lama.Tsomo also called on Chinese government to disclose the wellbeing and whereabouts of Jadrel Rinpoche, who led the search for 11th Panchen Lama.Director of TPI, Thupten Samphel, questioned the Chinese government's claim of being the rightful authority to choose Panchen Lama's reincarnation. DIIR Secretary Sonam Norbu Dagpo read the Department of Information and International Relations statement on the International Solidarity Day with Tibet.The 10th Panchen Lama was only 52 when he passed away under mysterious circumstances after delivering a public speech in which he was sharply and openly critical of the Chinese government's policies.The 11th Panchen Lama, Gedun Choekyi Nyima, was only six years old when the Chinese government abducted the young lama. Even after 20 years in custody, the Chinese authorities have not provided any verifiable information or proof of the physical and mental well being of the 11th Panchen Lama. Print Send Tweet Readers' Comments » Be the first to comment on this article ||||| 20 Years After China Seized Boy Monk, Tibetans Call For His Release 
  
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 Two decades after a 6-year-old boy designated as Tibetan Buddhism's second most important spiritual leader was swept up by Chinese authorities and never heard from again, the Dalai Lama's government-in-exile has renewed a call for his release. 
  
 Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, who would be about 26 years old today, was chosen as the 11th Panchen Lama in 1995 after a lengthy search conducted by senior Tibetan monks determined him to be the reincarnated soul of the post's deceased predecessor. 
  
 On May 17, 1995, three days after he was anointed by the Dalai Lama, the boy was detained by Chinese authorities and promptly disappeared. Beijing subsequently named another child, Gyaincain Norbu, to the position. 
  
 On the anniversary of Gedhun's disappearance, Penpa Tsering, the speaker of the Tibetan Parliament in Dharamsala, India, appealed to the Chinese government to release him. 
  
 "I believe that the efforts of the Chinese government in keeping the Panchen Lama in a secret location is to deprive him of all the religious [training] that he [needs] to undertake so that he can teach to the future generations of Tibetans," Penpa said. 
  
 He said he believed China hoped to keep the Panchen Lama from learning the Tibetan language "so that he would not be in a position to communicate directly with the Tibetan people in the future." 
  
 China's choice for Panchen Lama, Gyaincain Norbu, has been largely rejected by Tibetans living outside of China. 
  
 He debuted on the international stage in 2006, urging Tibetans to work toward unity with China. And, six years later, speaking at the World Buddhist Forum in Hong Kong, he criticized "materialistic technology" and said greed had "unbalanced the ecosystems, contaminated the environments, caused natural disasters, spread epidemics, induced wars and hence endangered all sentient beings now and in future", according to a transcript of the 8-minute speech. |||||
Twenty years ago this week, a 6-year-old Tibetan boy was cornered by Chinese authorities, then apparently fell off the face of the Earth. He wasn't just any grade-schooler, though: Gedhun Choekyi Nyima had just been declared the 11th Panchen Lama (second only to the Dalai Lama in the Buddhist spiritual hierarchy) three days before he vanished, and now Tibet is demanding China give him back, NPR reports. China, however, seems to have no intention of relinquishing any info on the now-26-year-old's whereabouts, let alone sending him back, claiming that it has to keep Gedhun—whom Chinese authorities say lives a perfectly normal life with a normal family in China—under wraps so he won't be abducted by "separatists," the BBC reports. The Dalai Lama has often accused China of interfering in the reincarnation process used to select the Dalai and Panchen Lamas, the news agency notes. There's another Panchen Lama floating around, though most exiled Tibetans don't recognize him: Gyaincain Norbu, appointed by Beijing shortly after Gedhun disappeared, whom many exiles call a "stooge of the atheist Chinese Communist Party government," per the BBC. The Tibetan parliament speaker says it's clear why China is holding Gedhun. "The efforts of the Chinese government in keeping the Panchen Lama in a secret location is to deprive him of all the religious trainings that he [needs] to undertake so that he can teach to the future generations of Tibetans," he says, per Phayul.com. "And … also to deny [him] to learn Tibetan language so that he [can't] communicate directly with the Tibetan people in the future." Tibet may have cause to worry about Gedhun's fate: The 10th Panchen Lama, his predecessor, died suddenly just days after he gave a speech criticizing the Chinese government, the website notes. (The Dalai Lama hopes the person who takes his own place won't be "stupid.")