Eight Tibet activitsts detained seprately on two different incidences inside China have been deported from China after, what Chinese Authorities say, they were dealt according to
As the final countdown to the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing gets underway, UNPO has joined the International Campaign for Tibet (ICT) in reminding the world that time is
Canadians, all from British Columbia, were demanding China pull out of Tibet. Three Canadians arrested by Chinese authorities following a protest at the Great Wall against the Chinese presence in Tibet have been released.
Hundreds of Tibetans with visiting tourist supporters in the northern Indian town of Dharamsala staged a protest rally to mark International Day of Action for Tibet.A candle
Thousands of Tibetans marched through New Delhi on Wednesday, shouting slogans and waving flags in protest against China's actions in Tibet at the start of the one-year
Executive Director of Students for a Free Tibet Lhadon Tethong was arrested today by the Chinese Police in Beijing when she tried to meet International Olympic Committee officials visiting the city for the one-year countdown to the 2008 Olympics. The Tibetan independence activist has been in Beijing for the past one week risking her life to “investigate and expose Tibet-related Olympics Propaganda in lead up to One-Year Countdown”. Latest reports on her blog www.beijingwideopen.org (specifically created for the purpose), says that she has been repeatedly trying to meet IOC President Jacques Rogge since Tuesday to talk about Tibet and human rights issues. On Tuesday, six activists from the Free Tibet group were detained for hanging a huge banner on the Great Wall of China outside Beijing, which lasted for two hours. The banner read- "One World, One Dream, Free Tibet 2008" (By Phurbu Thinley/Phayul.com/ August 8, 2007)
Chinese police detained another Tibetan independence activist on Wednesday in Beijing, when she tried to meet International Olympic Committee (IOC). Lhadon Tethong, executive
On the eve of International Day of Action for Tibet, a courageous filmmaker recounts her brush with the law. China invaded Tibet in 1950, overthrowing the Tibetan government who
Thousands of Tibetan exiles marched in the Indian capital on Wednesday to protest the 2008 Olympic in Beijing and demand an end to China's rule over Tibet. We will give our lives
