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If everything went according to plan, then various fraternities of Tibetan sweater sellers from across India will have formed an association by by mid-August, at a conference organised by the Finance Department of the Central Tibetan Administration

A delegation of the European Parliament on a six-day mission to Nepal, has urged the government that country on "the necessity of opening again" the Welfare Office, adding that it is impossible to

The Australian Government has directly raised concerns with China about reports it is harvesting organs from executed members of the Falun Gong movement

A new online campaign from Amnesty International and a far-reaching bill in Congress are increasing the pressure on three Internet giants — Microsoft, Yahoo and Google — to stop assisting China’s massive efforts to censor Internet use

Amnesty International is urging UK users of Yahoo, Microsoft and Google to e-mail the companies asking them to change the way they operate in China

Wu Tawei, vice Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China is scheduled to arrive kathmandu, capital of Nepal on July 27

A Tibetan monk scheduled to speak in Hamilton next month has been diagnosed with inoperable liver cancer. Kirti Tsenshab Rinpoche -- an emissary of the Dalai Lama

Reports of China having opened direct contacts with Nepal’s Maoist rebels, and possibly having offered arms, have added to the uncertainty gripping Nepal’s peace

China has welcomed a group of "overseas" Tibetans who arrived in Beijing on July 23 for a ten-day visit in the country

Following the sudden demise of the Dr M.S. Verma due to cardiac arrest, while visiting Mussoorie on 8 July, Dr Rakesh Sharma has been appointed the acting director