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On 8th August 2010, National Democratic Party of Tibet issued a press statement about Dr. Lobsang Sangay's position at Harvard Law School, particularly that on 17-6-2005, the Department of Education granted him a waiver for the community service and advised him to continue his academic work in the US and outreach to Chinese scholars/students towards Track II Sino-Tibetan dialogue, and his present academic position and employment status at the Harvard Law school. Given the interests expressed by some, please find below the translation of all the relevant documents. Also find copies of the originals on our website at www.ndp4tibet.org On a related note, he is not an American citizen and continues to carry his Identity Certificate (IC). These documents should reaffirm, as stated by Harvard Law School, Dr. Lobsang Sangay's impeccable reputation both as a persona and a scholar.

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 HIGH LEVEL SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE 

CENTRAL TIBETAN ADMINISTRATION OF HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA    Ref. No.  SO (1) DOE/2005‐06/610   17 June 2005   Dear Lobsang Sangay, JD/PhD Law:  This  is  to acknowledge  the  receipt of your  letter  (dated 15 April 2005) addressed  to  the Chairman of High Level Scholarship Committee  (HLSC) of CTA.  I have briefed  the committee about  the contents of your  letter during  its 75th meeting, and hereby present the committee’s and the Kashag’s suggestions and advice.  [“]Given  the  commendable  service  extended  towards  facilitating  a  peaceful  Sino‐Tibetan  dialogue, following the successful completion of your studies  in  International Law,  it  is deemed beneficial  if you stayed in the US and continued with your works instead of returning to India for a time. To ensure that your  stay does not amount  to violation of  the HLSC  rules and  regulations, which  require  recipient of overseas scholarship to return to India after completion of their studies and serve the community, your services extended  there  [in  the US]  shall be  counted  in  lieu and  fulfillment of  the  stipulated years of service. [”]  Moreover, in view of this decision, it is highly advisable that you sustain your effort towards facilitation of a peaceful Sino‐Tibetan dialogue and the Track II Sino‐Tibetan Diplomacy in the US.  Sd/‐ Yuthok Karma Gelek Member‐Secretary High Level Scholarship Committee   Cc:   1.  Kashag Secretariat   2.  Department of Education, CTA   _____________________________________________________________________________________ 

Department of Education, Gangchen Kyishong, Dharamsala 176215, H.P., INDIA Tel:  91‐1892‐222572, 222721, Fax: 223481, E‐mail: [email protected], Website: www.tcewf.org     [Note: This is an English Translation of HLSC letter addressed to Dr. Lobsang Sangay, originally written in Tibetan. In case of ambiguity, or for sake of clarity, kindly refer to the Tibetan version.]