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“Tibet is in a shambles today. The people are silenced violently; there is no freedom of faith. We want India to talk to Chin and His Holiness, the Dalai Lama over the future of Tibet and find a

A Chinese law professor and human rights activist, Teng Biao, has said German Chancellor Merkel was right in meeting the Dalai Lama. In an interview to the German

Tibetan exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama called on Italy Thursday to support Tibet in its bid for autonomy, in a speech to Italian parliament members. "We do not want independence for Tibet, but

The Dalai Lama said Thursday that China is taking an increasingly harsh stance on Tibet and he appealed for international help during a visit to Rome.

Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, right, gestures as Rome Mayor Walter Veltroni, left, looks on during the annual summit of Nobel Peace Prize winners, Rome Thursday, Dec. 13, 2007. "Our right hand has always reached out to the Chinese government," the Dalai Lama said. "That hand has always remained empty, so with our left hand we appeal to you: help us." China condemned the visit by the Dalai Lama to Rome, saying Thursday it opposed any country supporting or sympathizing with the exiled spiritual leader. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito)

Hu Jintao presented with the mock “gold medal” award on International Human Rights Day in London. 100 Tibetans and supporters protested before the Chinese Embassy in London on 10th

Two key members from a Tibet advocacy group, while briefing a group of media people on the actual current situation in Tibet here in the Nepalese capital city today, urged Nepal to

Netherlands-based Tibetan singer/songwriter Namgyal Lhamo has been awarded Best Female Solo Artist from India/Tibet at the 2007 International Music Awards held by Britain's

Salman Rushdie and other prominent authors have urged China to free 40 jailed writers, saying it would embarrass Beijing if they were still in jail during the Olympics. The writers sent the letter to Chinese President

Foreign enterprises providing Internet technologies allowing Chinese police to keep an eye on dissidents are accomplices of Beijing's repression, the head of an international human rights group said yesterday.