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More protests reported from Achok Tsenyi and Dzoge Monastery in Tibet

Over one hundred Tibetans in Marthang County, Ngaba "TAP" staged a peaceful protest yesterday afternoon. So far there have been no cases of arrests or detentions were made after the protest

Hundreds of Tibetans protested in Kanlho, Gansu

A fresh protest broke out in Tsoe City's main square, Kakha Township, a remote region in Kanlho, Gansu Province in north-eastern Tibet, according to confirmed information received by the Tibetan

Pro-Tibet Protesters March to Chinese Embassy in Seoul

A group of Tibetans and South Korean activists marched to the Chinese embassy in Seoul on Tuesday to protest China's crackdown on anti-government protests in Tibet

Media tell of Chinese police threats over Tibet

Chinese police have threatened or blocked foreign journalists from reporting on unrest in Tibet on 30 occasions since deadly riots erupted there last week, reporters said today

Peace march

Buddhist monks from the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics, based in Dharamsala, are leading a peaceful procession on Tuesday, March 18, 2008, to pray for the fate of the Tibetans involved in demonstrations inside Tibet against Chinese rule. The monks chanted peace prayers for the victims of the Chinese crackdown as they marched around McLeod town in Dharamsala. The monks from institute later took over the ongoing chain-hunger strike near the Main Tibetan Temple for the next 24 hours. The monks held the peace march to appeal international community to support Tibetan people’s rightful and nonviolent struggle and help accomplish their goal of returning back to their motherland. (Photo by Tenzin Dasel / Phayul.com)

Ma won’t rule out Olympic boycott over Tibet

Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday reiterated his call for China to end its suppression of Tibet

Protests Expose Rifts Among Tibetans

Tibetan exiles saw a chance to put China on the spot ahead of the Beijing Olympics, but never expected their protests to spread to Tibet and turn violent

Office of the Dalai Lama’s Press Release

I would like to take this opportunity to express my deep gratitude to world leaders and the international community for

Tibetan activists arrested at rally

Twenty-One Tibetan activists were arrested outside the United Nations in New York overnight on a third successive day of protests against Beijing's deadly crackdown in their Himalayan homeland.

Nepal Police continue to suppress peaceful Tibetan demonstrators

Nepal Police today arrested 58 Tibetan protestors in front of the UN House at Pulchowk at around 12.30 AM again as Police continue to suppress peaceful demonstrations by Tibetans in Kathmandu

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