Tibetans stage Gandhian style sit-in before being forcibly taken away by police. On orders from the Central Government, at around 6:30am, Indian police blocked the March to Tibet and forcibly removed all
Gandhian Leader Rajiv Vora today called on Indian Government not to stop the 100 Tibetans from taking “nonviolent march to Tibet”. Reacting to Indian Government’s order issued
A Tibetan woman carries a Free Tibet poster during a protest rally Monday, March 10, 2008, in San Francisco. Hundreds of Bay Area Tibetans and their supporters marched through the streets of San Francisco and staged a noisy demonstration outside the Chinese Consulate to mark the 49th anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule and publicize their campaign in the run up to the summer Olympics in Beijing. (Photo by Tashi Dhondup / Phayul.com)
Tibet seems to be a popular topic for criminals seeking a route into people's computers. The country regularly receives a modest amount of press coverage over efforts to free Tibet from Chinese rule
Tibet Support Group, Belgium with RTYC Belgium and Belgian Tibetan Community organized a demonstration in front of the Chinese Embassy to commemorate the 49th anniversary of the Uprising
The 49th Tibetan National Uprising Day was commemorated in Siliguri, West Bengal, amidst a situation of unprecedented constraint from the local administration. Over 300 people took part
A group of 36 women members representing six regional chapters of Tibetan Youth Congress from Northern India including Dharamshala, Poanta, Herbertput, Tsering Dhondenling, Rajpur
The Regional Tibetan Youth Congress, Shimla commemorated the 49th Tibetan National Uprising day. Around 400 Tibetans (Excluding students of CST) gathered to commemorate the day and to pay
There was unprecedented intervention by Chinese embassy officials in Kathmandu yesterday with the handling of clashes between Nepalese police and Tibetans carrying out demonstrations
