International Travel C. Travel / Tibet Justice Center / /
Country
Switzerland / Nepal / United States / Canada / China / Tibet / India / / /
Event
Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / /
Facility
Reception Centre / Kathmandu Tibetan Refugee Reception Centre / Friendship Highway / / /
IndustryTerm
non-profit membership / latter / durable solution / adequate food / human rights law / refugee travel document / food / asylum applications / refugee law prohibiting refoulement / foreign travel / refugee travel documents / /
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Kathmandu valley / /
Organization
Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs / fundamenNepalese police / Kathmandu Tibetan Refugee Reception Centre / Nepalese Department of Immigration / India V / U.S. Department of State / Tibetan government / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / Reception Centre / Nepalese police / Reception Centre in Kathmandu / Department of State / Ministry of Home Affairs / Immigration and Naturalization Service / U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu / Tibetan Welfare Office / Chinese Embassy / European Union / Kathmandu Reception Centre / Nepal Red Cross / United States Embassy in Kathmandu / Nepalese Government / Chinese government / /
Person
Elizabeth Brundige / Nancy Jo Johnson Cover / Charles MacNulty / / /
About 3,000 Tibetans flee Tibet through Nepal anually, and approximately 20,000 reside in settlements scattered throughout Nepal. Tibet’s Stateless Nationals: Tibetan Refugees in Nepal appraises the current status and