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Two Tibetan journalists - Tenzin Choephel of Phayul.com (c) and Thupten Sanggyal of Radio Free Asia (on far back seat) - were arbitrarily arrested and taken in police van in Kathmandu on Friday, April 18, 2008. They were arrested in front of the visa-issuance section of the Chinese Embassy in Hattisar. No reasons were cited for their arrest, although they were later released. Police also arrested and detained over 100 Tibetans taking part in peaceful demonstration from the same site. (Photo by Lhubum - RFA / Phayul.com)

The Chinese authorities have stepped up an unprecedented repression in Rong Gonchen Monastery in Rebkong County (Ch: Tongren Xian), after yesterday's protest, according to confirmed

Prime Minister of the Tibetan Government-in-exile said unnecessary repressive measures and use of force by China on Tibetan peaceful demonstrations since March 10 are causing deterioration

As a sign of disapproval at the Beijing Olympics torch run that contradicts the very spirit of the message of peace and harmony among sentient beings, Tibetans in exile constituting over

250 marchers are yet again embarking on a journey of a dream and a commitment. As part of the Tibetan People’s Uprising Movement the March to Tibet resumed its promise made months ago

The Olympic torch landed amid tight security in the Thai capital of Friday, the latest leg of its world tour, with police saying they were ready to stop any attempt by anti-China activists

On April 14-15, just days after a protest by monks in front of a group of Western journalists, a large number of armed police arrived at Labrang monastery in Sangchu (Chinese: Xiahe)

As the Indian Government sighed with relief following the Olympic flame run that concluded without any disruption from the Tibetan protestors, unarmed activists bore the brunt

An aggressive anti-Dalai Lama campaign has been stepped up in the Kardze (Chinese: Ganzi) area of Sichuan province (the Tibetan area of Kham) and further reports have reached ICT of the crackdown

A major Japanese Buddhist temple withdrew Friday from a plan to host the Beijing Olympics torch relay, amid speculation that the monks sympathize with Tibetan protesters