Gedhun Choekyi Nyima (French Wikipedia)

(en) Exiled Tibetans: China Can't Pick Next Dalai Lama : « We're exceptionally worried about him, as we haven't heard anything since he and his family were arrested. »

amnesty.fr

Préoccupations d'Amnesty International France.

bbc.co.uk

news.bbc.co.uk

(en) BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Profile: Hu Jintao.

chinadigitaltimes.net

(en) Prisoners of Tibet 2006 Special Report : « In a written statement to Reuters, the authorities claimed that the Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was “no reincarnation of the Panchen Lama” but “just an ordinary boy” who “lives a normal happy life and is receiving a good cultural education” » (“China says boy not political prisoner”, Reuters, 28 Avril 2006, Beijing).

courrierinternational.com

Matt Forney, Le temps joue en faveur de Pékin, 10 février 2005, Courrier international

google.fr

books.google.fr

(en) Gaby Naher, Wrestling The Dragon : In search of the Tibetan lama who defied China, 2011, 320 p. (ISBN 9781446408780, lire en ligne), p. 126.
(en) John Powers, The Buddha Party: How the People's Republic of China Works to Define and Control Tibetan Buddhism, Oxford University Press, 2016, (ISBN 0199358176 et 9780199358175), p. 118
(en) Laura Neack, The New Foreign Policy: U.S. and Comparative Foreign Policy in the 21st Century, p. 3
(en) Graham Shepherd, Travels With a Monkey Mind, E-Books Publisher, (ISBN 178069024X et 9781780690247)

itm-itw.com

Tibet : modernisation pour promouvoir le touristique, xinhua, 15/03/2010, reproduit sur le site Tourisme islamique, 17/03/2010.

lemonde.fr

Delphine Roucaute, « Le dernier des dalaï-lamas ? », Le Monde,‎ 15 septembre 2014 (lire en ligne)
Jean-Claude Buhrer, [1], 29 juin 1995, Le Monde

liberation.fr

Caroline Puel, Entre Pékin et les Tibétains, la guerre des lamas continue. La Chine espère asseoir son contrôle sur le Tibet., Libération, 30 novembre 1995
Philippe Grangereau, « Entre le Vatican et Pékin, un bras de fer sans fin », Libération,‎ 17 mars 2014 (lire en ligne) :
« D’une manière générale, les religieux que le Comité central n’approuve pas sont, dans le meilleur des cas, espionnés; mais d’autres sont placés en résidence surveillée, jetés en prison ou en camp de travail, voire disparaissent tout simplement – comme c’est le cas pour le jeune Panchen Lama tibétain Gehdun Choekyi Nyima, ordonné en 1995 par le dalaï-lama. Kidnappé par les autorités à l’âge de 6 ans, celui-ci n’est jamais réapparu depuis. »
Caroline Puel, « Le rapport post mortem qui accuse Pékin. En 1962, le 10^e panchen-lama dénonçait les exactions chinoises au Tibet. », Libération,‎ 14 février 1998 (lire en ligne) :
« Le jeune panchen-lama choisi par les Tibétains a été enlevé et semblerait se trouver à Pékin en résidence surveillée. Quant au candidat des Chinois, il étudie sous haute surveillance afin d'acquérir les compétences d'un «bon» panchen-lama aux yeux de Pékin" »
« Gyaincain Norbu Le «panchen-lama» chinois à Lhassa », Libération,‎ 21 juin 1999 (lire en ligne) :
« Le dalaï-lama, qui dirige le gouvernement tibétain en exil depuis l'Inde, a quant à lui désigné, en 1995, un autre petit garçon pour succéder au panchen-lama. Celui-ci, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima (9 ans), a depuis lors été mis au secret par Pékin. C'est le plus jeune prisonnier politique du monde. »
Pierre Hazan, « Pékin reconnaît détenir le garçon choisi pour réincarner le panchen-lama », Libération,‎ 6 juin 1996 (lire en ligne)
Tibet : vingt-cinq ans après son enlèvement, la Chine donne des nouvelles du panchen-lama Libération, 21 mai 2020

moderndiplomacy.eu

(en) Dr. Andrea Galli, Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama quarrel: The way for rapprochement with China, Modern Diplomacy, May 9, 2018 : « His Eminence Tsem Tulku Rinpoche, spiritual advisor to the Malaysian Kechara Buddhist Association, has continued in his appeal to the Dalai Lama to heal the divisions around the religious tradition of Dorje Shugden, which is also practiced by the Chinese-backed 11th Panchen Lama. Tsem Tulku noted this would be a logical and opportune step following the spiritual leader’s recognition of the Chinese-backed lama and the great strides towards peace made during the recent meeting of the Indian Prime Minister and the Chinese President. »

nytimes.com

(en) Seth Faison, Beijing Seems to Lose Battle Over Who Is the Real Lama, The New York Times, 9 juillet 1999, reproduit sur le site d'International Campaign for Tibet : « The boy, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, disappeared later that year into the custody of Chinese authorities, prompting accusations from exiled Tibetan activists that he had become the youngest political prisoner in the world. »

phayul.com

http://www.phayul.com/news/article.aspx?id=41956&t=1

savetibet.org

(en) Seth Faison, Beijing Seems to Lose Battle Over Who Is the Real Lama, The New York Times, 9 juillet 1999, reproduit sur le site d'International Campaign for Tibet : « The boy, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, disappeared later that year into the custody of Chinese authorities, prompting accusations from exiled Tibetan activists that he had become the youngest political prisoner in the world. »
(en) International Campaign for Tibet Amnesty Asks Bush to Raise Panchen Lama Issue with President Jiang, 25 octobre 2002.

senate.be

« Bulletin n° 1-20 », sur senate.be (consulté le 27 juin 2023).

smh.com.au

(en) In search of the real Panchen Lama « "The young Tibetan person … is studying and living in quite good condition," said Hao Peng, who is simultaneously deputy head of the Communist Party and executive vice-chairman of the Tibet Autonomous Region, in answer to a question from the Herald on a government-organised foreign media tour this week. "He and his family members do not want to be disturbed so we have to respect their wishes and we cannot arrange a visit" ».

sophielit.ca

Site sophielit.ca, page sur Quand le Panchen-Lama fut kidnappé, consulté le 23 janvier 2024

tashilhunpo.org

Alerte Amber.

tchrd.org

(en) TCHRD Chadrel Rinpoche released from prison but under house arrest.
(en) TCHRD, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima: the XIth Panchen Lama of Tibet.
(en) Prisoners of Tibet 2006 Special Report : « In a written statement to Reuters, the authorities claimed that the Gedhun Choekyi Nyima was “no reincarnation of the Panchen Lama” but “just an ordinary boy” who “lives a normal happy life and is receiving a good cultural education” » (“China says boy not political prisoner”, Reuters, 28 Avril 2006, Beijing).

thestatesman.com

11th Panchen Lama alive, receiving education: Dalai Lama, The Statesman, 25 avril, 2018: "Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama on Wednesday said 11th Panchen Lama Gedhun Choekyi Nyima “according to reliable source is alive and receiving normal education”. Talking to the media at Gaggal Airport in Kangra district after returning from four-day Delhi visit, Lama hoped that the official Panchen Lama studies well under the guidance of a good teacher. “Then the Panchen Lama, which I recognised sometime back, there was no news, but then according to reliable information, he is still alive and receiving normal education. So we will see,” he said. He said there are instances in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, “where a reincarnated lama took more than one manifestation”."

thewire.in

(en) Nirupama Rao, Lost Horizons: The Tangled History of Tibet, The Wire, 11 juillet 2015 : « He also claims that representatives of the State Council of China were among those who contacted him seeking the Dalai Lama’s guidance on the selection of the new Panchen Lama. He claims the process was derailed when an announcement on who the new Panchen would be was made from Dharamsala without prior intimation to the Chinese, who promptly repudiated the choice. »

tibet.ca

(en) Thubten Samphel, Chadrel Rinpoche stripped of more posts (CTA), 25 mai 1996.
(en) Tibetan government-in-exile condemns sentencing of Chadrel Rinpoche, Press Trust of India, 9 mai 1997.

tibet.com

(en) The Panchen Lama's recognition process.

tibet.fr

Des personnalités demandent qu'une délégation du Comité des Droits de l'Enfant de l'ONU rende visite à un enfant tibétain en résidence surveillée depuis 1995 en Chine, France-Tibet, août-septembre 2005.

tibetanreview.net

(en) Dalai Lama cites ‘reliable source’ as saying Panchen Lama alive, speaks well for the Chinese appointed counter, Tibetan Review, 27 avril 2018 : « Following the passing away of the 10th Panchen Lama Choekyi Gyaltsen in Jan 1989, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader formally proclaimed six-year-old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima born in Tibet as his undisputed reincarnation on May 14, 1995. Three days later, the Chinese government took him and his family away to be never seen or heard from again. »

tibetatun.org

(en) Tibetan UN Advocacy, (en) « China Fails to Respond to UN Rights Expert's Question on Panchen Lama », 25 avril 2008 (consulté le 25 mai 2008) : « Gedhun Choekyi Nyima is a perfectly ordinary Tibetan boy, in an excellent state of health, leading a normal, happy life and receiving a good education and cultural upbringing. He is currently in upper secondary school, he measures 1 m 65 cm in height and is easy-going by nature. He studies hard and his school results are very good. He likes Chinese traditional culture and has recently taken up calligraphy. His parents are both State employees, and his brothers and sisters are either already working or at university. The allegation that he disappeared together with his parents and that his whereabouts remain unknown is simply not true. »

tibetexpress.net

(en) Lobsang Tenchoe, On Panchen Lama’s 29th birthday, the Dalai Lama says he is still alive, carrying normal education, tibetexpress.net, 25 avril, 2018

unpo.org

(en) Interfaith International, WS on Panchen Lamas Case, Interfaith International : « Until the UN Committee on the Rights (CRC) of the Child formally requested information about him, China denied that it held Gedhun Choekyi Nyima and his family. »

washingtonpost.com

(en) Benjamin Kang Lim, World's youngest political prisoner turns 17, Reuters, April 23, 2006 : « considered by rights groups to be the world's youngest political prisoner. »

web.archive.org

Amnesty International, « Chine: Mesures de repression contre les groupes religieux en Chine : ASA 17/069/1996 », 30 juin 1996, paragraphe 6.1
(en) « 17 Years and Counting: Disappearance of Panchen Lama » (consulté le 8 juin 2015), TCHRD, 25 avril 2012.

xizang-zhiye.org

(en) Xizang-zhiye, 27 avril 2005.