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Indian protesters shave heads, donate blood for Tibet

Hundreds of protestors in India and Nepal on Monday shaved their heads and donated blood in fresh protests over China's crackdown against unrest in Tibet, witnesses said

MLA proud of arrested protest son

An assembly member has said she is proud of her son after he was arrested while taking part in a pro-Tibet demonstration in London. Anna Lo said she wants China to negotiate with

Officials Extinguish Olympic Torch Twice

The Olympic torch was extinguished and put on a bus for protection at least twice Monday as it moved through Paris amid heavy protests, including at least one attempt to rush a torch-bearer.

First Time I Feel Ashamed to be Han, and Lucky to Not Be a Party Member

I’ve wanted to write something for a while in the wake of the latest developments in Tibetan regions. But after seeing press reports by media outlets from home and abroad, I don’t

Olympic Torch Extinguished Amid Protests

Officials interrupted the Olympic torch relay amid protests in Paris on Monday, extinguishing the flame and putting it aboard a bus. About 80 athletes were to jog it through the heart

PM bans Chinese guards from torch run

Chinese security guards will be banned from escorting the Olympic torch when it comes to Australia this month, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says.

Local man witnessed Tibetan violence

"From the roof of the Jokhang, Tibet's most sacred temple, we looked down to a broad square with hundreds of people moving about," Brock wrote in a recently published letter to

Hollowness of China’s Claims over Tibet

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s retort to the Chinese saying that the Dalai Lama stands for non-violence must be considered as one right reaction among so many reactions emanating

10 positive things about the recent events in Tibet

An event which may look negative at first sight can also trigger positive collaterals. We have listed 10 encouraging aspects of the recent unrest in Tibet and the subsequent

Tibetans wounded as Chinese police fire on pilgrim protest

Ten people were wounded when Chinese paramilitary police opened fire on a crowd of Tibetans protesting against limits on a prayer ceremony and demanding the return of the Dalai Lama

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