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Brave Brian cycles for Tibet

PEDALLING FOR PEACE: 56-year-old Brian Summerfield is hoping to spread his message for a free Tibet to as many schoolkids as possible while he is in the Highlands.

Brave Brian cycles for Tibet

Brian Summerfield will never forget the four words that changed the course of his life forever. It was on a backpacking trek through Tibet in 1997 when an infant boy, draped in rags, ran up to him and slipped a note under his arm.

New ICT Report Finds Tibet Railway Built for Political, Not Economic Reasons

Cover of ICT's 70-page report "Crossing the Line: China's Railway to Lhasa, Tibet"

New ICT Report Finds Tibet Railway Built for Political, Not Economic Reasons

"Crossing the Line: China’s Railway to Lhasa, Tibet," a new in-depth report from the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT), finds that the railway China is constructing across the Tibetan Plateau to Lhasa is being built mainly

US activists launch new attack on Tibet railway

A high-altitude railway China is building to Tibet is a ruse to increase control over the region, and does not even enjoy the support of Beijing's Ministry of Railways, US activists said here.

Beijing bids for the heart of Tibet

The passive resistance of Tibet's Buddhists has caused China's communist regime headaches, Hamish McDonald reports from Lhasa. On benches topped with thick floral carpets, shaven-headed teenage boys in yellow woollen cloaks chant Buddhist sutras

Hunger Strike by Friends of Tibet to Mark the 43rd Democracy Day

There is an urgent need to act on the issue of Tibet, which has strategic importance for India. Recent border disputes between India and China show the fragile relation between the two nations.

Dalai Lama urged to resume negotiations with China on Tibet

With the Dalai Lama set to embark on a high-profile trip to the US this week, the Chinese official media on Monday urged Washington not to damage bilateral ties while asking the exiled Tibetan religious leader to shun his pro-independence

Beijing Warns U.S. About Dalai Lama Visit

A planned visit by the Dalai Lama to the United States could damage relations between Washington and Beijing, China's state-controlled media warned Monday, dismissing the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism as a "political plotter."

Lhasa prefecture encourages rural migration for “building a middle-class society”

In a remarkable amendment to the policies of the last decades, a government work report to the People's Congress of the Lhasa prefecture of April 2003, which was recently received by TIN, encourages migration from the rural areas of the prefecture to Lhasa city.

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