A Chinese court in eastern Tibet has sentenced a teenaged-Tibetan girl to three years in prison for carrying out a protest demanding the return of the Dalai Lama and Tibet’s freedom. Jigme Dolma, 17, was sentenced on August 25
In growing exchanges between Taiwan and Tibet, a Taiwanese group is currently in Dharamshala, the exile Tibetan headquarters, visiting Tibetan offices and meeting with exile leaders. The two groups, as a sign of solidarity with each other’s struggle for independence
On the fifth day of their indefinite hunger strike, the three executive members of the Tibetan Youth Congress, the largest pro independence group in exile, returned back to their protest site in Jantar Mantar
Indian friends and supporters of Tibet have urged the Indian Foreign Affairs Minister and the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs to advance greater multi-lateral action on Tibet. Campaigners from the Core Group for Tibetan Cause
Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today concluded his three-day teachings on Shantideva’s ‘A Guide to the Boddhisattva’s Way of Life’ (chodjug) in his exile residence of Dharamshala.
Tibet activists in France held a protest in front of the parliament house Wednesday and called upon the French Foreign Minister to form a group of "Friends of Tibetan people” to put pressure on China to end the ongoing crisis
Despite the restriction by Chinese government over the possession of His Holiness the Dalai Lama pictures, Tibetans in Bathang paraded with the large pictures of the spiritual leader defying the Chinese restriction.
Tibetan activists kept up their pressure on the visiting Chinese Defence Minister with the third straight day of protests in the Indian capital New Delhi. Earlier today, Tibetan activists staged a noisy protest in front of the historical Qutub Minar, where General Liang Guanglie was scheduled to visit.
In continuing crackdown and arbitrary arrests of Tibetans in Tibet, a monk from the Bora Monastery in Sangchu, eastern Tibet has been arrested by Chinese security personnel for unknown reasons.
The three Tibetan hunger strikers were for a second consecutive night taken into police custody yesterday evening along with 50 other Tibetans who were arrested for protesting against the visiting Chinese Defence Minister.
