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Chinese action on Tibet resented in Kerela

The protest against the Chinese occupation of Tibet has its echo in the city. Anxiety over the repression of Tibetan freedom movement was evident in a discussion organised in Kochi on

Tibetans, Chinese and supporters protest at Chinese Consulate in New Zealand

group of Tibetans, Chinese and New Zealanders held a peaceful protest at the Chinese consulate in Auckland on Friday. There were over a hundred people supporting the

Tibetan exiles burn effigy of Chinese president in Indian capital

Dozens of Tibetan exiles burned an effigy of Chinese President Hu Jintao as they reached the Indian capital Sunday carrying a symbolic flame which they said would burn

Tibet trouble stirs up Indian fashion week

Unrest in Tibet is stirring up the fashion world of neighboring India, with a leading designer dedicating his show at one of India's premier fashion events to peace in the remote

Smith disappointed at China-controlled Tibet tour

Foreign Affairs Minister Stephen Smith says allowing foreign access to Tibet is a step in the right direction, but he is disappointed at the level of supervision by Chinese authorities

Tibetan official calls for end to ‘brutal’ crackdown

The speaker of Tibet's parliament-in-exile called Sunday for China to end its "brutal"

China gets Olympic flames amid protests

Beijing and relay through 20 countries. But protesters brandishing Tibetan flags stole the

Tibetans Continue Protest at Chinese Consulate in Kathmandu

Tibetans in Nepal continue to protest at the Chinese Consulate in Kathmandu against the ongoing Chinese Government

German Athletes Explore Olympic Protest Options

German athletes are exploring symbolic gestures such as wearing orange bath robes -- the color of Tibetan monks -- to express their protest over China's actions in Tibet during the Beijing Games.

Abbots, Lamas refuse to denounce Dalai Lama

the Chinese authorities called a meeting of the representatives from forty-three Monasteries and launched the so-called ‘patriotic re-education’

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