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Monthly Archives: February, 2013

A year after the Drango protests, five Tibetans given heavy prison terms

A Chinese court in Drango, eastern Tibet has sentenced five Tibetans to varying prison terms of 10 years to 14 years for their alleged involvement in leading a major anti-China protest that erupted in the region early last year. The Intermediate People's Court of Drango sentenced two monks of the Drango Monastery and three lay Tibetans

Charges against Golog Jigme baseless, says exile Tibetan group

A Tibetan group in exile has asserted that the charges of manslaughter framed against Tibetan monk Jigme Gyatso by Chinese authorities are “baseless” and announced the launch of a campaign for his safety. The Swiss based Filming for Tibet aid that conclusive information collected by the group indicate

Tibetans demand immediate action by world leaders

With the number of Tibet self-immolations crossing the tragic milestone of 100 this month, Tibetans in the exile headquarters of Dharamshala today carried out a major rally demanding immediate joint action by world leaders. Hundreds of Tibetans and supporters

Latest Tibetan self-immolator passes away, CTA calls for global prayer service

Tibetan self-immolator Namlha Tsering, who set himself on fire in Labrang region of eastern Tibet yesterday, protesting China’s occupation, has reportedly passed away. The Dharamshala based Central Tibetan Administration today said the father of four, succumbed to his injuries.

British MPs condemn China over self-immolations

With the number of Tibetan self-immolations crossing the tragic milestone of 100 this month, a group of British Members of Parliament condemned China's crackdown in Tibet and called on the Chinese government to examine their policies in Tibet

Worldwide response to centennial celebrations of Tibetan independence proclamation

Tibetans and supporters in over 30 cities around the world organised major events on February 13, 2013 to mark 100 years since the 13th Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people restored Tibet as a sovereign nation and proclaimed Tibetan Independence

Breaking: Another self-immolation rocks Tibet, Toll reaches 102

In reports just in, another Tibetan set himself on fire today in the Labrang region of eastern Tibet protesting China’s continued occupation of Tibet. The unidentified Tibetan male carried out his fiery protest at around 5:40 pm (local time) in Sangchu region of Labrang. His current condition is not known although sources say chances of his survival are minimal.

Body of Tibetan self-immolator still with Nepali authorities

The body of the Tibetan monk who set himself on fire in the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu on February 13 has still not been handed over to Tibetan representatives. Our sources in the city say that Nepalese authorities, acting under the influence of China, have been creating unnecessary obstacles in the process

Breaking: Tibet continues to burn, Father of three passes away

A Tibetan father of three set himself on fire in Amchok region of eastern Tibet on February 13, a day observed by Tibetans as the centenary celebrations of His Holiness the 13th Dalai Lama’s Proclamation of Tibetan Independence. Drugpa Khar, 26, set himself on fire in Amchok town in Sangchu region of Kanlho

Self-immolations – Ultimate acts of civil disobedience: Sikyong Sangay

With the number of known cases of self-immolations by Tibetans living under China’s rule reaching 100 earlier this month, the exile Tibetan administration today called on China to stop the deteriorating situation in Tibet.

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