The External Affairs Minister of the largest democracy in the world will arrive in Beijing on June 4 for a four-day visit to China on the occasion of the 19th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre
Angry parents whose children were killed in an earthquake-stricken school shouted "Oh, my child!" and "Tell us something!" when police forcefully removed them Tuesday from a protest outside a courthouse
Two prominent human rights lawyers have lost their licenses after volunteering to defend Tibetans charged in the violent anti-China protests that erupted in March. The decision comes as Chinese
Tibetan activists Tuesday urged the International Olympic Committee to cancel the Olympic torch relay in Tibet next week and said they would continue their protests during the Beijing Games
Tibet, Burma and the Olympic Games were the three main issues discussed on Monday, the first day of the 26th EU-China Interparliamentary Meeting in Brussels this week. The two sides debated
China appears to be maintaining a tight grip over Tibetan areas, nearly three months after a series of anti-Beijing protests and riots. The government suggests life in areas inhabited by Tibetans
From the foot of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, nephews of the Dalai Lama started an Indiana torch run Tuesday that is meant to be a counterpoint to the Olympic flame headed to China
The senior officials of the Tibetan Delek hospital today announced a joint initiative with support from John Hopkins University and an Italian organisation to help control tuberculosis (TB)
The Central Tibetan Schools Administration (CTSA) conferred the Incentive Awards for the year 2007 for meritorious services to teaching and non-teaching staff categories, at the 20th meeting
Tibetan exiles will mark the 19th anniversary of the infamous Tiananmen Square Massacre on Wednesday, June 4, by organising a candle light screening of “Tiananmen: The Gate of the Heavenly Peace” documentary here
