VOICED: Tibetans-in-exile vote for Dalai Lama's political replacement

The Tibetan exiled community is voting for a new Prime Minister to assume the Dalai Lama's political duties, as he steps down to focus on spiritual leadership. The Dalai Lama's resignation has caused turmoil, given his long-standing role in the Tibetan struggle against Chinese rule. Lobsang Sangay, a Harvard Law professor, is a favored candidate, but there are concerns about his effectiveness and adherence to the Dalai Lama's middle path policy. The election's outcome is crucial for the future of the Tibetan movement, with voters carefully considering their choices, knowing the Dalai Lama's shoes are hard to fill.

What is the significance of the Dalai Lama's resignation from political duties?

How has the Dalai Lama influenced the Tibetan struggle against Chinese rule?

Who is favored to win the election for the new Prime Minister of the Tibetan community?

What are the concerns regarding the effectiveness of the new leader in following the Dalai Lama's middle path?

What challenges does the new leader of the Tibetan movement face?