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Nepal: End Attacks, Arbitrary Arrests, and Harassment of Tibetans

Nepali Government Should Stop Doing Beijing’s Bidding. The government of Nepal should cease arbitrary arrests and detentions, harassment, and the use of excessive force to silence Tibetan

Nepal Police continue to arrest peaceful Tibetan demonstrators

Nepal Police today arrested 21 Tibetan protestors in front of the UN House at Pulchowk again as Police continue to arrest peaceful demonstrations by Tibetans in Kathmandu for the 9th consecutive

Beijing protests British premier’s plan to meet Dalai Lama

Beijing on Thursday protested British Prime Minister Gordon Brown's plans to meet the Dalai Lama in May as it faces criticism for its handling of protests in the Himalayan region.

Tibet: China ‘ready for for talks with Dalai Lama’

Britain called for a resumption of negotiations between China and Tibet yesterday after talks between Gordon Brown and his Beijing

Display of solidarity by Himalayan Buddhist community

Deeply concerned with the violent crackdown by the Chinese authorities on the Tibetan protestors in Tibet, almost 700 members of the Himalayan Buddhist Cultural Association from

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Phayul has received these images of Kardze protesters thus far identified and whose old pictures were available

Indian people condemn Chinese atrocity in Tibet

Indian people flooded the Teen Murti Marg road, adjoining the Chinese Embassy building in New Delhi, in solidarity with the Tibetan people against the brutal crackdown on the peaceful

Gordon Brown will meet Dalai Lama in London

The Prime Minister risked poisoning relations with the Chinese government today by announcing that he will meet the Dalai Lama when he visits the UK later in the year.

Pro-Tibet Protest in Oslo, Norway

Despite most of the families were out of the city for the Easter holiday, over 200 protestors including members of Tibetan community in Norway and friends of Tibet gathered in front of the

Australian Athletes OK to Speak on China

Australian athletes at the Beijing Olympics will not be allowed to comment on their teammates or opponents, but criticism of China's human rights record won't be stifled.

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