Protesters are walking 230 miles from NYC to Washington DC starting March 30, 2008, to ask Congress for help with the Tibet crisis. The walk is expected to take about 14 days, and the walkers
group of Tibetans, Chinese and New Zealanders held a peaceful protest at the Chinese consulate in Auckland on Friday. There were over a hundred people supporting the
Dozens of Tibetan exiles burned an effigy of Chinese President Hu Jintao as they reached the Indian capital Sunday carrying a symbolic flame which they said would burn
As he spoke, the pain was evident in his eyes. Dorje Ngandung, 61, of Chatham recalled his escape from Tibet at age 12 through the Himalayas and into Nepal with his parents in 1959, the same year
Several hundred protestors gathered outside the Chinese Embassy in Budapest last Thursday to register their anger over China’s brutal crackdown on demonstrations in Tibet
The demonstration, organized by the Tibetan Association of Connecticut, was prompted by a series of protests in Tibet this month connected to the Olympic torch run for the
The Delhi Tibetan Solidarity Group comprising of all the 10 major Tibetan NGOs and Association mourned the Chinese crackdown with raising 15 black flags
