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A Tibetan website based in India shut down for a day Tuesday to protest global search engine Google's decision to censor search results in China.

Thousands of Tibetans and Google users dumped the search engine in a mass "breakup" today as they boycotted Google services and protested at offices around the world.

As lovers celebrated Valentine's day worldwide on Tuesday, Internet hunk Google lost hundreds of sweethearts who broke off with the web search engine in outrage over the censoring of information related to Tibet to placate China.

Thousands of Tibetans and Google users dumped the search engine in a mass "breakup" today as they boycotted Google services and protested at offices around the world.

The Australia Tibet Council launched the campaign for a mass break-up with Google on Valentine's Day protest this afternoon.

The Tibetan Community of Switzerland & Liechtenstein (TCSL) witnessed an open "Panel Discussion" on 12 February 2006. The forum was participated by the four candidates for the

Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama will today inaugurate the week-long celebration of the 2550th birth anniversary of Lord Buddha

Google is set to feel the wrath of supporters of a free Tibet who are trying to gee up interest in a boycott of the leading search engine because of its recent decision to censor information and links from its Chinese site, google.cn.

Members of the Tibetan Youth Congress and Palden Gyatso, 75 year old former political prisoner and activist announced an indefinite hunger strike at a press conference organised by the Tibetan Community in Italy

Approximately 50 students and young Tibetans met at the School of Oriental & Asian Studies (SOAS), University of London yesterday for an annual leadership training jointly organised by Students for a Free Tibet UK and Tibetan Youth UK that started on 10th February.