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China starts work on Tibet railway line to link Shigatse

China on Sunday started work on a railway line that will connect Tibet's second largest city, Shigatse, to the capital, Lhasa. The 253 kilometre railway line will promote “tourism and rational use of natural resources” in the occupied country,

Tibet film to screen at Iceland’s RIF Festival despite Chinese pressure

The International Reykjavik Film Festival, which opened Thursday, stood adamant over its decision to screen a documentary film on Tibetan freedom struggle despite pressure fro

Chinese police hunt for banned Tibetan singer: report

The Radio Free Asia reported that the Chinese police are looking for a popular Tibetan singer named Pasang whose music CD containing songs in praise of the exile Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama was bann

India’s ex chief election commissioner gives tips on democracy at TWA event

he Tibetan Women's Association yesterday celebrated 50 "glorious" years of Tibetan Democracy in exile at the new auditorium of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archiv

HIGH MOUNTAIN ELEGY – by Jamyang Norbu

I was waiting at Denver airport for my ride when I got a call from a Tibetan acquaintance who asked (somewhat expectantly I thought … but I could be wrong) if the Americans had revived the program to train and

Leader of student protest in Machu sentenced to 2 years in jail

A Tibetan student leader who was detained in March for leading a protest against the Chinese government on the second anniversary of the 2008 nation-wide uprising has been sentenced to two years’ imprisonmen

Deposit 18000 $ and get your bike, Tibetan world tour biker told

The Tibetan biker, on his last leg of Free Tibet World Tour, still continues to run around for help in releasing his bike which has been in the custody of the Indian Cust

Tibet activists project live tweets to Wen Jiabao on his hotel

Tibet activists from the Students for Free Tibet projected live twitter messages to Wen Jiabao on the facade of the Waldorf-Astoria, where the Chinese Premier is staying during the UN General Assembly in New Y

Tibetans, Chinese democracy activists protest outside Chinese PM’s hotel

Hundreds of Tibetans and supporters Wednesday stood outside New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel where Chinese Premiere Wen Jiabao, and other world leaders are staying during

Tibetan Ex-Prisoner Evokes His Homeland’s Struggle in a Movie

This has been a busy week for some Tibetans in New York, who have seized on the Chinese prime minister’s visit to the United Nations to hold angry street demonstrations again

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