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The Dalai Lama pointed out in a speech to the US Congress 20 years ago that China had sent 7.5 million Han immigrants to Tibet outnumbering the 6 million original Tibetans

Ani Choying Dolma, popularly known as the Tibetan singing nun, gave a live performance to a crowd of over seven hundred Nepalese, including few Tibetans, to help raise funds

Tibetan artist Techung singing a freedom song at ‘Tibet Day 2007’ in San Francisco on Saturday, December 15, 2007. Organized by the Tibetan Association of Northern California (TANC), hundreds of Bay Area residents were treated with some authentic Tibetan music, food, arts and crafts. The event also included a panel discussion on Tibet campaign strategies in the run up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics. (Photo/Tashi Dhondup George)

When foreign secretary Shiv Shankar Menon visits Beijing later this week for the third round of India-China strategic dialogue, the focus will be on the Tibet issue and border talks

The World Map showing Tibet as an Independent country was launched in Bombay on December 10, 2007 - World Human Rights Day. The first copy of the “World Map with Tibet” was released by

For nearly a decade now, China has purposefully upgraded its military and civilian infrastructure in Xinjiang and Tibet, the two provinces that border India.

Norwegian authors union's freedom of expression prize for 2007 was given to Woeser living in China. Woeser was selected among many candidates. "We are very proud that Tibetan writer Woeser la

But unlike the German case, South Korean politicians and diplomats are always trying to curry favor with China. In order to prepare for possible conflicts of interest, perhaps it's time we took a lesson from Merkel's

Martin Scorsese, Richard Gere and a host of award winning directors produce, photograph and provide voice overs on a rich canvas that paints the Dalai Lama’s life in a collection of rare films

Exiled Tibetans raised fears that the railway is being used as the tool to consolidate Beijing’s hold over Tibet and further dilute the region’s unique Buddhist culture ever since the railway was