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Journalist group: concerns remain over reporters in China

A journalism rights group said Wednesday it is concerned for the safety of reporters in the run-up to this summer's Olympics after accounts of threats against them

French official backpedals on Olympic badge ban

France's Olympic chief backed away from comments that he would not allow French athletes to wear a badge aimed at expressing their desire "For a Better World" at the Beijing Games

German Athlete to Boycott Beijing Opening

In what was supposed to be the year of China showcasing their growing openness and economic development, the Tibet Crisis has been the dominating agenda

Pro-Tibet protests in Latin America: Round Up

Uprisings in Tibet and the subsequent Chinese crackdown are closely followed by the Tibetan friends, Dharma practitioners and human rights watch dogs in Latin America

Tibetan activists protest outside Chinese Embassy in New Delhi

Some 60 members of the Tibetan Youth Congress tried to storm the Chinese Embassy in Chankyapuri today. They were there to demonstrate against

Tendulkar pulls out of the torch relay

In what is increasingly becoming a tortured torch relay, India's biggest sportstar Sachin Tendulkar has decided not to take part in the Olympic torch relay in New Delhi

The Italian City of Parma stands for Tibet

The Northern City of Parma known for its rich artistic centres and authentic Italian cuisine dedicated a day of solidarity for Tibet

Fresh Tibetan Protest in Nepal

Over 150 Tibetan volunteers and activists in Nepal recommenced their peaceful protest against China with a fresh demonstration in front of the Chinese Consulate at Hattisar in Kathmandu on April 15

Leading Tibetan Writer, Performer, Producer Arrested

Chinese authorities in Tibet have arrested a leading Tibetan writer, television producer, and performer in the midst of a major crackdown on anti-Chinese protests in the region

China’s “patriotic education” campaign strengthening Tibetan Nationalism

China’s controversial “patriotic education” drive in Tibet, under the so called "Strike Hard” campaign launched since 1996, requiring Tibetans to renounce their exiled leader the Dalai Lama

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