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Tibet activists detained in China for daring protest at Great Wall: Update

Six Tibet independence activists from UK, US, and Canada were detained today after unfurling a 450-Sq foot Free Tibet banner on the Great Wall of China.

China under fire over media curbs ahead of Games

A Western rights group lashed out at China's lack of media freedom and jailing of journalists on Tuesday, the latest to criticise Beijing in the run-up to the 2008

Amnesty accuses China of increasing abuses in run-up to Olympics

China is failing to live up to its promise that staging the 2008 Olympic Games would bring greater civil liberties, human rights group Amnesty International said in a report

Team Tibet Scores Big at N.Y. Yankee Game

Thirty-five Tibetans and supporters of "Team Tibet" brought their message about Tibet, the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and the 14 Tibetan hunger strikers in Delhi to the New York Yankee baseball game on August 4, 2007. Young and old individuals

China detains 6 for Tibet protest at Great Wall

Chinese police have detained six protesters who unveiled a banner calling for a free Tibet on the Great Wall, a campaign group said on Tuesday. The banner read "One World, One Dream,

Hundreds of Tibetans leave Nepal for “Mass Movement” for Tibet

Over 500 Tibetans including men, women, monks and nuns left Kathmandu today to take part in the August 8 Tibetan Mass Movement in New Delhi, India. Many others are expected to go

Spanish Court hears testimony in Chinese genocide case

Chinese Justice in Spanish Court? More recently, they have begun investigations into genocide in Guatemala and Tibet. Meanwhile, more than seventy Falun Gong cases have been

Rights groups shine Olympic spotlight on China

The Olympic spotlight is making the communist rulers of China more vulnerable to global pressure than ever before, rights groups and activists say as they ready for 12 months of

Indefinite hunger Strike and the strength of Tibetan Freedom Movement

The Indefinite Hunger Strike by 14 defiant Tibetans in the Indian capital, calling for world attention on Tibet and demanding direct response from the Chinese government over the

Delhi hosts India-Tibet friendly match

The capital played host to a historic Tibet-India friendly football match on Saturday. After several objections from the Indian government and change of venue as many as four

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