Concern Grows Over Looming Coronavirus Risk at Rohingya Camps in Bangladesh
Craig C Lewis
8 April 2020
Around one million vulnerable refugees are living in densely.
Buddhist-majority Myanmar Claims Zero Coronavirus Cases, Raising Doubt Among Experts
Justin Whitaker
19 March 2020
Most neighboring countries have confirmed multiple..
Activist Buddhist Monk and Nobel Prize Nominee Thich Quang Do Dies Aged 91
Buddhistdoor Global
24 February 2020
Vocal human rights advocate remembered for life-long…
Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan Nears Decriminalization of Same-sex Relationships
Justin Whitaker
23 January 2020
International rights groups urge the country to end ban on…
Buddhist Descendant of Wounded Knee Soldier Offers Apology to Lakota Nation
Craig C Lewis
4 December 2019
Great great grandson of army commander expresses…
Pope Francis Emphasizes Peace, Interfaith Fraternity in Audience with Thailand’s Supreme Patriarch
Craig C Lewis
22 November 2019
Pontiff calls for steps to tackle human trafficking crisis
Call Us By Our Chosen Name
Richard Harrold
14 November 2019
Learning to see others and trusting them for who they are
Myanmar’s Military Seeks to Jail Buddhist Monk over Criticism
Craig C Lewis
13 November 2019
Defamation suit could see prominent monk and social…
Dalai Lama Meets with Members of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists
Craig C Lewis
22 October 2019
INEB member gather for 19th biennial conference and to…
Welcome to the Bardo
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
9 October 2019
Finding insight in the pervasiveness of change and…
Dalai Lama Calls for Peaceful Dialogue as Protests Rage on in Hong Kong
Craig C Lewis
9 September 2019
His Holiness urges non-violent resolution to unrest
Climate Justice – Activating Compassion for Peoples, Wildlife, and Our Environment
Sarah C. Beasley
9 September 2019
Looking to indigenous and feminine wisdom for…