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Dharamsala welcomes US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi

.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and nine other members of the US congress, including senior Republican lawmaker Jim Sensenbrenner Jr., today met with the Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama

26 Nobel Laureates Condemn China’s Crackdown on Tibetans

Twenty-six Nobel Laureates have deplored and condemned China's violent crackdown on Tibetan protestors and urged Chinese authorities to exercise restraint.

‘Most wanted’ list out as China ups pressure over Tib

China stepped up its pressure on Tibetan protesters on Friday, releasing photos of wanted suspects who were captured on film in the worst rioting against Chinese rule in Tibet in nearly 20 years.

Chilean Buddhist Community holds Peaceful Vigil Outside the Chinese Embassy

Buddhist Community of Chile (South America) held a peaceful vigil outside the Chinese Embassy in Santiago, the Capital of Chile, on March 17, 2008.

City of Romeo and Juliet stands in solidarity with Tibet

More than 600 citizens of Verona, the town of Shakespear's Romeo-Juliet in Northern Italy stood in solidarity with Tibet yesterday evening. With the support of the Comune (Municipality)

O Canada, Save Tibet!

Ottawa, March 20 - Slogans such as, 'Shame! Shame! China Shame!', 'Tibet belongs to Tibetans!' and 'Stop the military in Tibet' reverberated the early chilly morning in Ottawa's Parliament Hill

Memorandum from the Tibetan Muslim Youth Federation

The Tibetan Muslim Youth Federation, on behalf of the Tibetan Muslim Community from Srinagar (J&K) sent a memorandum to the Secretary General of the United Nation in condemnation of the violent

Tourists bring first freedom note from Tibet

Tourists who were in Lhasa on 10th of March have started arriving in Kathmandu, Nepal, as China drives out the few remaining foreigners

Chinese troops blanket Tibetan areas

China blanketed restive Tibetan areas yesterday with a huge buildup of troops, turning small towns across a wide

Elite People’s Liberation Army troops enter Lhasa

Xinhua news agency reported today that already 160 people had given themselves up to the police, although that could not be confirmed by independent sources

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