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Senior Tibetan Women Among Arrested in Nepal

Scores of aged Tibetan women took to the streets in Kathmandu this afternoon to participate in 'An All Women Silent Appeal March'. The old women marched alongside

Senior Tibetan Women Among Arrested in Nepal

Scores of aged Tibetan women took to the streets in Kathmandu this afternoon to participate in 'An All Women Silent Appeal March'. The old women marched alongside

South Tyrol Parliamentary President, Resolution condemn China’s repression in Tibet

A resolution voted unanimously by the Regional Parliament of Trentino-South Tyrol / Italy (RPTSY) in its April 2008 session condemns the “repression inflicted on the Tibetan people

German President won’t meet Dalai Lama

German President Horst Koehler will not be meeting with the Dalai Lama when he comes to Germany later this month, according to a report Sunday in the Bild am Sonntag newspaper

60 Days of Persistent Tibetan Protest in Nepal: Protestors chain up to prolong arrest

It has been exactly 60 days of persistent protest by Tibetans against China in Nepal. To mark this day, over 200 Tibetans protestors once again demonstrated in front of the Chinese Consulate

Thousands march in France in solidarity with Tibet

Two months after the revolt in Tibet, hundreds of Tibetans, French Tibet supporters, Vietnamese, Taiwanese, Burmese and others marched today in the streets of Paris in solidarity with Tibet

Organisations accuse Dhoegyal Society of undermining Tibetan freedom struggle

A group of Tibetan non-governmental organizations, representing various sections of Tibetan community, today strongly condemned the Delhi-based Dhoegyal society of undermining

Delhi observes two months of Chinese crackdown in Tibet

The Delhi Chapter of the Tibetan Solidarity Committee observed two months since the act of repression and that against humanity by Beijing in Tibet. Chinese authorities came down hard

Dalai Lama Upbeat on China Talks Ahead of Visit to Germany

Talks between representatives of the Chinese government and the Dalai Lama are being conducted in a cordial atmosphere, a German news magazine reported, following an interview with the Tibetan

Hu Jintao’s Japan visit comes to an end

Hu Jintao's five day visit to Japan was undoubtedly considered to be of 'historical importance'. This was the first trip by a Chinese leader to its traditional rival since Jiang Zemin

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