The three-day dead line issued by the Chinese government to Tibetan officials who have been on leave for pilgrimage ended yesterday. In the dead line issued on Sunday, the Chinese government had warned of harsh punishments if they failed
Forty-eight Tibetan college students, all members of the largest pro-independence group in exile, Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) stormed the Chinese Embassy in the Indian capital New Delhi today.
Without disclosing the details, the largest pro-independence group in exile, the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) announced that a major campaign will be shortly launched in solidarity with the Tibetans in Tibet.
The Beijing appointed new Communist Party chief of Ngaba, eastern Tibet has vowed to maintain stability in the region and strike severely at the activities of hostile forces.
Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay formally inaugurated the Tibet Policy Institute, a new policy and research think tank under the Central Tibetan Administration, earlier today
The US Congressional-Executive Commission on China in a release yesterday called on Vice President Xi to recognise that the Dalai Lama “remains the best hope for restoring stability to Tibet”.
Amidst the string of self-immolations and the violent crackdown over mass public dissent in many parts of Tibet, local villagers in the sacred Khawa Karpo region halted a Chinese mining project last month.
China's defence budget is expected to almost double by 2015 and outstrip the combined defence spending of all of her neighbours according to defence forecasts.
Two Tibetans were arrested after leaflets warning of more ‘free Tibet protests’ were cited near a Chinese police station in Kardze Saturday. Tashi Palden, 21 was arrested for raising slogans calling for a ‘Free Tibet’
As Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping landed in the U.S. Monday, Tibetans and supporters unfurled a huge banner, sending a “defiant message of freedom” to the Chinese leaders stating “Xi Jinping: Tibet Will be Free”
