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Rice wants U.S. consulate in Tibet

The United States wants to open a consulate in Tibet in order to gain full access to developments in the Chinese province, which only one U.S. diplomat has been allowed to visit since protests

UK’s Brown Won’t Attend Olympics Opening

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown will not attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Summer Olympics, a spokeswoman said Wednesday. Brown's office said he was not boycotting the Olympics

Tibet activists gather at Chinese consulate in Toronto

About 100 pro-Tibetan demonstrators gathered outside Toronto's Chinese consulate on Wednesday to mark the arrival of the Olympic torch in North America

Demonstrators gather before torch relay

Demonstrators amassed on the city's waterfront Wednesday before the start of the Olympic torch's only stop in North America, and law enforcement officers attempted to prevent a reprise

Bush Urges China to Meet With Dalai Lama

President Bush is calling on China to reach out to the Dalai Lama to find a solution to the unrest in Tibet. Bush says "it would stand the Chinese

Tibetan exiles’ “return march’ reaches New Delhi

The “Return March to Tibet” by Tibetan exiles reached New Delhi today. Organised by Tibetans living in exile, the march is meant to give an opportunity to

Hunger Strike and Candle Light Vigil in Guwahati

Around 500 Tibetans from places like Tezu, Miao, Kalaktang, Tuting, Tezingang, Itanagar, Tawang, Dirang, Rupa, Tenga and Bomdila (Arunachal Pradesh) Shillong (Meghalaya), Dimapur

Chinese police fire on Tibetan protesters two days after killing eight Tibetans in Sichuan province

Free Tibet Campaign has received eyewitness accounts that Chinese armed police fired live ammunition into crowds of Tibetan protesters on April 5 in Daofu county, Sichuan province

Gere joins San Francisco torch protests, urges nonviolence

Hollywood's most outspoken Buddhist lent his voice to Tibetan protests Tuesday night with a condemnation of China and a call for nonviolence, capping off a day of demonstrations

Around 70 monks of Ramoche Temple detained in midnight raid, whereabouts still unknown

In contrary to what the Chinese authorities are proclaiming about the calm and normalcy restored in Lhasa city, the reality in the area underlines that severe restriction and mass detention

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