At least 12 Tibetans were killed and some 200 Tibetans have been severely injured when Chinese police opened fire after more than 2000 Tibetans, led by monks and Tibetan students
According to confirmed information received by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), yesterday evening, on 17 March 2008, protest demonstration broke out in Dechen
Tibet, once a sovereign state with a unique system of government, culture, language and religion was invaded in 1949 by 35,000 Chinese troops. What followed was a large-scale massacre
As MPs demanded that the government condemn the Chinese action, Left members remained silent spectators. In Lok Sabha, BJP, BJD and SP members criticized the crackdown in Tibet
Ethnic Tibetan students staged a candle-lit vigil in Beijing on Monday, saying it was to pray for the dead, after warning anti-Chinese rioters in the Tibetan capital to surrender.
At 9 am, ten Tibetans managed to get inside the Chinese Embassy. Raising anti-China slogans they wrote FREE TIBET on the walls of the Chinese Embassy. Five of them were arrested and one was
