Veerle Dejaeghere is no gold-medal threat at the Beijing Olympics. But the tiny Belgian steeplechaser is what Chinese officials fear most, an athlete with a sharp tongue.
A new coalition of four leading Tibetan organizations, to stand against the 2008 Beijing Games, was announced to over a thousand Tibetans at the Losar celebrations in Toronto
For six years, the organisers of the Beijing Olympics have been planning an event that will restore China to the centre of the world stage.
But with less than six months to go, this celebration
Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao spoke by phone Friday to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and invited German political figures to take their own first-hand look at Tibet
There is steel behind the grin – as Communist Party chief in Tibet he was the first to congratulate Deng Xiaoping for his success in crushing the democracy demonstrators in Beijing
Young Tibetans in India are increasingly turning to film as a medium to explore their identity and tell the world their story. Two years separate the release of Pema Dhondup’s
Frank Ching, a Hong Kong based commentator and veteran journalist, has said that China should deal with the "Tibetan issue more pragmatically" and that it will do much to China's image
The first conference on mass movement of the Middle-way approach, which seeks autonomy rather than independence to resolve the issue of Tibet, was organized here today by a group of voluntary people
KEVIN Rudd didn't only win over Australians with his apology to Aboriginal people: he earned the praise of one of the world's most respected spiritual leaders - the Dalai Lama.
Dalai Lama interacted with visiting delegation from South Africa, discussing ways of non-violent engagement between nation-communities to preserve and promote human rights
