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China to crack down on pop stars

China is to impose stricter rules on foreign rock and pop stars after singer Bjork caused controversy by shouting "Tibet, Tibet" at a Shanghai concert

China says Dalai Lama is an Olympic saboteur

China's top official in Tibet on Friday accused the Himalayan region's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, of seeking to sabotage the Beijing Olympics

Exiled Tibetans ready to launch “Return March to Tibet’

After months of painstaking preparations, series of grassroot level meetings and non-violent direct action trainings, exiled Tibetans are all set to take their “return march to Tibet”

China’s Hu links a stable Tibet to a stable country

Stability in the occasionally restive region of Tibet, where many remain loyal to the exiled Dalai Lama, has a bearing on the stability of China as a whole, newspapers on Friday

Activists honour Tibetan uprising

Vancouver-based activist Tenzin Lhalungpa believes 2008 is especially significant for Tibetans, who continue to oppose the policies of the Chinese government in their homeland

Human Rights Forum in Taiwan urges International boycott of 2008 Beijing Games

Over 100 political figures and human rights activists from 12 countries, including Tibet took part in the forum to deliberate on how to motivate global powers to boycott the Beijing Olympics

Time for China to sign rights covenant

It has been 10 years since China sent a representative to the United States for the purpose of signing the U.N. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights in 1998

Misery: China’s biggest export

Besides enabling genocide in Darfur, China is also well into its fiftieth year of a military occupation of Tibet. Many thousands of Tibetans—including Tibet’s spiritual leader

Morgan urged to take the moral high ground and speak out for Tibet

Campaigners and Conservative and Liberal Democrat Party leaders hope he will also raise concerns about human rights and China’s occupation of Tibet

Ready to depart, the “return march” of the Tibetan exiles

They want to cross - without permission - the border between India and China, in connection with the Olympics, to denounce before the world the repressive Chinese occupation

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