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China’s isolation of Tibet ‘increasingly worrying’ says press freedom group

The global press freedom group, Reporters Without Borders, has called China’s complete isolation of Tibet from international media and outside reporters an “increasingly worrying” trend. In a release last week, RSF said China continues to deny independent reporters permission to enter Tibet following large-scale

Flash mob for Tibet in Munich

A flash mob die in protest was held today in the German city of Munich to draw attention to Tibet’s critical situation, heralded by the ongoing wave of self-immolations. The flash mob took place at the Karlsplatz, a large square in central Munich, in front of a big Sunday morning crowd.

outh India Leg of Flame of Truth relay in Goa: Prominent Indian shows

Goa, August 26: Speaker of Goa Assembly, former state minister, Freedom Fighter, Social activists, Journalists, Actress, Goan and students expressed solidarity with the issue of Tibet. South India leg of Flame of Truth relay, which was started on July 6 from Kochi, traveled to many

Crackdown continues in Kirti, More monks arrested

Amidst continuing crackdown at the Kirti Monastery in Ngaba, eastern Tibet, more monks of the Monastery have been arbitrarily detained for unknown reasons. Dharamshala based rights group Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in a release today said two more monks were arrested

Tibetan ‘Flame of Truth’ continues journey across India

The south India leg of the ‘Flame of Truth’ torch relay is currently campaigning in the popular Indian tourist destination of Goa. Addressing the press at the launch of the Goa leg of the relay, Karma Yeshi, a member of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, spoke on the critical situation inside Tibet

US report says Tibet self-immolations sign of Beijing’s policy failure

A special report by the US Congressional-Executive Commission on China notes that the Chinese government is unwilling to address the grievances of the Tibetan people and has refrained from admitting policy failure in Tibet.

Tibetan minister lobbies for support in South Africa

Kalon Dicki Chhoyang, the Tibetan minister for Information and International Relations is currently in South Africa, meeting leaders and speaking on the critical situation inside Tibet. The minister also met with representatives of different political parties for consultations and briefings on the current human rights situation

‘The Dalai Lama expressed concern over violence in Burma to Suu Kyi’

Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama has written a letter to Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, expressing his concerns over the outbreak of communal violence in Burma.

China locking up dissidents in mental hospitals: Rights group

Thousands of people including dissidents are locked up against their will in China’s psychiatric institutions, often as a form of punishment or political purposes, a rights group said Wednesday.

China forces Tibetan families to register for resettlement

In another report of forced displacement of Tibetans by the Chinese government, around 400 families in Gonjo area of Kham, eastern Tibet have been forced to sign up for resettlement. Local Chinese authorities have been forcing residents

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