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The largest pro-independence organisation of the exile Tibetan community, the Tibetan Youth Congress, organized a series of protest activities from March 10 in the

Three Tibetan youths were arrested today in Kardze after they protested the Chinese government, a year since last year’s March 14 uprising in Tibet that spread across

Nobel Peace Prize winners, human rights activists and such celebrities as Harrison Ford and Gwyneth Paltrow are urging China to "stop naming, blaming and verbally abusing" the Dalai Lama.

Since Sunday the Bouda stupa has been surrounded by Nepali riot police to prevent demonstrations on Tuesday, the 50th anniversary of Chinese occupation in Tibet. On the day Tibetans were banned from moving through Kathmandu or access in or out

Nepalese policemen patrol near the Bodhnath Stupa, a Buddhist religious place where majority Tibetans live, in Kathmandu, Nepal, Saturday March 14, 2009. Nepal stepped up security and increased police patrols to control the possibility of protests by Tibetan exiles to mark last year's crackdown on Tibetans protesting against Chinese rule in Lhasa. (AP Photo/Binod Joshi)

Security forces across Tibet are conducting extensive searches for "suspicious characters" ahead of Saturday's anniversary of wide spread riots last March. Mobile phone networks and internet servers have already been shut down so that

Hundreds of protesters, carrying an enormous portrait of the Dalai Lama, marched through downtown Taipei on Saturday to demand an end to Chinese rule in Tibet, a reflection of the island's tumultuous relationship with Beijing

Regional Tibetan Women’s Association of Minnesota commemorated 50 years since Tibetan women rose up against China on March 12, 1959, two days after the popular

China today repeated what the Dalai Lama during a press conference on March 10 called a “mantra”, referring

US president Barack Obama Thursday raised the Tibet issue with visiting Chinese Foreign Minister Yang Jieche during their meeting in the Oval office. Obama expressed hope that there would be progress in the talks between