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Students storm Taiwanese Parliament to oppose China trade deal

In an unprecedented turn of events, at least 300 students and activists against a trade deal with China have stormed the Taiwanese parliament late Tuesday demanding a public review of the de

Chinese activist Cao’s death a ‘huge blow’ to human rights: Tibetan rights group

Tibetan exiles have expressed sadness over the death of a Chinese human rights activist Cao Shunli, 52, who died of organ failure in a Beijing hospital last week. Condemning the treatment meted out to Cao by Chinese

Tibetan MP (Europe) Chundak Koren resigns on health grounds

A Tibetan member of parliament from Europe Constituency, Chungdak Koren, has submitted her resignation from the 15th Tibetan Parliament in exile citing health reason

China rejects five out of seven UPR recommendations on Tibet

China has rejected all the recommendations on Tibet to the United Nations Review of its human rights record except one, that is to facilitate the visits of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights an

Missing the big moment: by Jamyang Norbu

In Spring 2010, Chinese officials reportedly communicated to U.S. officials that the entire South China Sea was an area of “core interest” that was as non-negotiable and on par with Taiwan and Tibet on the nation

Four Tibetans arrested in Sog

Two Tibetan monks have been arrested in Sog County by Chinese authorities on March 13 this year, said Ngawang Tharpa, a Tibetan exile with contacts in the region. The two monks belonged to the Drilda monastery where the Great Monla

Double self immolation protest marks crackdown anniversary

A monk whose name is not yet known carried out the protest around 7.30 AM (local time) on Sunday. He was a monk of Sonag monastery in Jhador township in Tsekhog. As of now, i

A Tibetan monk self immolates in Ngaba

A Tibetan monk today set himself on fire in protest against China’s occupation of Tibet and its hard-line policies, said Kanyag Tsering, a Tibetan monk of Kirti monastery here. Chinese police immediately arrived at the protest site, doused the flame and took him away in a vehicle. It is not known if he is still alive or

Tibetan Parliament honours Indian Tibet supporters

Tibetan Parliament in Exile honoured over forty local Indian Tibet supporters representing various Tibet support groups including local Taxi and Auto union today as the observers for the ongoing Tibetan Parliament

Tibetan held without trial for over a year in Sog

Chinese authorities in Tibet's Sog County have held a Tibetan man in detention for over a year without trial and is reportedly in poor health, exile sou

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