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Chinese President in London

Human rights protesters have vowed to "dog" the Chinese leader's trip to London. Security has been beefed up around the royal residence with extra police officers on guard and additional metal barriers already

List of Nominees for 14th ATPD Declared

The Election Commission announced the results of the preliminary election for the 14th Assembly of the Tibetan People's Deputies that took place on 11 September 2005. As required by the election rules

Dalai Lama begins 10-day visit to Washington

Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, has begun a 10 day stay in Washington.

Made in China

China executes about 10,000 people a year. Amnesty International says that in any three-month period, it kills more of its people than the rest of the world does over three

Blair, Hu to Discuss Trade on Chinese Leader’s Trip

U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair plans to discuss trade and security with President Hu Jintao as the Chinese leader begins a three-nation European

Demonstrations against leader will not be suppressed, says Blair

Although Tony Blair yesterday insisted that demonstrators would be free to protest against the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, when he arrives in London today, the only precedent suggests

Protesters ready for China visit

Hu Jintao is arriving in Britain amid tight security for a thee-day state visit which includes banquets, trade talks and cultural events. However, opponents of the Chinese government's human rights record are pledging to dog Mr Hu's trip, beginning with a vigil outside

Dalai Lama reaches out to followers

After discussing the intricacies of the mind with students and scientists at Stanford, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, on Sunday focused on the importance of culture and religion in a speech to

China goes on diplomatic offensive

Chinese President Hu Jintao arrives in London on Tuesday at the start of a visit to the UK, Germany and Spain, as part of an initiative by China to try to establish itself as a diplomatic as well as an economic player on the

Tibet protesters to tail Chinese leader in London

Opponents of Chinese rule in Tibet said they intend to protest at every turnout when Chinese President Hu Jintao pays a state visit to Britain this week. Free Tibet Campaign said on Sunday it plans to be out on The Mall leading to Buckingham Palace, waving Tibetan

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