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Tourist numbers to Tibet double on new railway

Tibetan activists have warned that tourism and migration by Han Chinese could swamp Tibet's distinctive culture, with Tibetan people receiving less than their share of new jobs

Olympic dreams and nightmares

The most interesting Olympic event to watch could turn out to be one not recognized by the International Olympic Committee: The tightrope-walk China's leaders attempt when the global

Strengthening the Tibetan People’s Movement

The Organising Committee of the Tibetan People's Movement held a second public meeting at Tibetan Refugee Camp in Majnu-ka-tilla, Delhi, on the 29th of July, 2007. Over 200

MP promises to raise Tibetan cause in the Indian Parliament: Day 23

A member of the Indian Parliament today promised the 14 Tibetans on indefinite hunger strike to raise their cause in the Indian Parliament and appealed them to end the hunger

Australian film crew questioned by Chinese Military in Tibet

China has strict regulations on journalists and filmmakers in Tibet despite supposedly relaxing these controls prior to the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Worldwide, supporters of

Mussoorie Tibetans show overwhelming response to Tibetan Mass Movement

60 Tibetans began staging a 24-hour Hunger strike here yesterday as a symbolic solidarity with the indefinite hunger strike going on in New Delhi since 8th of this month. The local

August 8 2007: International Day of Action For Tibet

Join us for an international Day of Action for Tibet! We will rally and march in support of Tibetan liberation on the one year pre-anniversary of the start of the Beijing '08

Tibetans benefit least from mining in Tibet

Pollution, however, is not the only concern. Critics also say Tibetans benefit least from mining in the region. "Under Chinese rule, Tibetans have no voice to determine the use of

China detains three underground priests, group says

The Vatican has not had diplomatic ties with Beijing since 1951 and instead recognizes Taiwan, the self-ruled island that China regards as an illegitimate breakaway.

China bans AIDS rights meeting, group says

China has banned AIDS activists from holding a meeting on the rights of people with the disease, one of the organisers said on Sunday, citing official fears over foreign involvement

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