Tibetan independence activist, poet and writer Tenzin Tsundue was released Monday from Mandi Jail, after spending nine days in police custody for his alleged attempt to cross
TYC General Secretary Tenzin Norsang led a resolute group of about 150 activists to obtain a response to their memorandum submitted July 29 at the United Nations Office in New Delhi. The group
Protestors braved heavy rain at Union Square on Sunday to hold a “Counter-Olympics.” Dozens of protestors gathered decrying China’s continuing and escalating human rights violations
The Germany's largest newspaper – Bild with over 17 million readers launched a photo exhibition "Pictures from Tibet" in Berlin on the eve of the Olympic Games in Beijing. The exhibition was
On the heels of its global success last week, 'Candle for Tibet' declares that it will not let Tibet be forgotten after the Beijing Olympic Games, and publicizes its next action: vigils
As monks in red and orange robes stroll past tourists snapping photos of the temples, the quiet of the Kumbum Monastery seems a world away from the Olympics in far-off Beijing
A Christian activist who was detained as he cycled to church for a service attended by President Bush on the opening weekend of the Olympics has not returned home, his brother said Monday
His Holiness the Dalai Lama was welcomed by a small contingent of Tibetans and French Buddhist early this morning at the airport in Paris, France. His Holiness is in France for a two-week
Ladakh saw one of the biggest gatherings ever on the 8th August when Tibetan Freedom Torch arrives at this autonomous hill region. A mass gathering and a procession rally was organised by Himalayan
Just after 3pm, a bus drew up full of Tibetan protesters drove up beside the former Royal Palace, and joined by some Tibetans already in the area, began to run towards the Chinese Consulate
