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Huntsman supports protests over China’s treatment of Tibet

Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. said Monday he supports the protests against China's treatment of Tibet that are disrupting the Olympic torch relay for the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing

Exiled Tibet govt gives tacit backing to Olympic torch protests

The Dalai Lama's government-in-exile on Tuesday tacitly backed protests dogging the Olympic torch relay, asserting people had a right to oppose

Dalai Lama seeks Gorbachev’s help

The former Soviet president says Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has asked him to mediate in resolving the ongoing crisis in Tibet. Mikhail Gorbachev says that Dalai Lama

China organizes media tour to western provinces

Eleven foreign journalists are scheduled to depart Tuesday for an area in western China that saw pro-Tibetan riots in recent weeks on a tour organized by China's Foreign Ministry

Foreign media in China harassed on Tibet

Western reporters in China have received harassing phone calls, e-mails and text messages, some with death threats, supposedly from ordinary

Tibet protesters scale Golden Gate Bridge before torch run

Three pro-Tibet demonstrators climbed cables on the Golden Gate Bridge on Monday to condemn China's government in advance of the Olympic torch's run through San Francisco

EU assembly eyes Beijing boycott, if no Tibet talks

The European Parliament is expected to call on Wednesday for a boycott by EU leaders of the opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympics, unless China engages in talks with the Dalai Lama over the violence in Tibet.

Indian media association calls for freedom of expression in Tibet

The Delhi Journalist Association under the banner of National Union of Journalists (India) today organised a press conference in which Tibetan Parliamentarian Pemba Tsering

Protests cut short Paris Olympic torch relay: police

The Paris leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay was cut short Monday after citywide protests against China's crackdown in Tibet, police said.

Majority want Rudd to intervene in Tibet

Almost three quarters of Australians want Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to take a lead in bringing a lasting solution to the conflict over Tibet, a new poll shows

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