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UN Human Rights Chief ‘Guardedly Optimistic’ at End of Trip to China

U.N. human rights chief Louise Arbour has given a press conference in Beijing at the end of her first ever visit to China, saying that she was "guardedly optimistic" about Chinese progress on human rights

Ticket for Tibet Festival Draws Crowds

As part of ICT's ongoing campaign on the case of the missing Panchen Lama, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima, ICT Europe teamed up with Tibet Support Group Netherlands to make the 11th Panchen Lama the central focus of the first ever Ticket for Tibet festival in southern Holland

Dream holiday aboard the “Free Tibet” raft

Thunderstorms, whirlwinds, depths and shallows, sleepless nights . yet the week aboard the raft was great. A six-person crew of the "Free Tibet" raft started voyage on one of the Vistula tributaries.

Voice of Tibet starts two new short wave radio broadcasts from 1st September – Targeting Tibetan exile community

From 1st September Voice of Tibet starts two new short wave radio transmissions broadcasting into India. The 30 minutes long programs contains unbiased news and information in Tibetan language only.

Tibetan Antelope leads race for 2008 Olympic mascot

The Tibetan antelope, one of the world's endangered animals, is leading the giant panda in the race to be named as the official mascot for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Exiled Tibetans celebrate Tibet’s 45th Foundation Day

Tibetans living in India celebrated the 45th anniversary of their government-in-exile at Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh on Friday.

Chinese Court Has Jailed More Than 20 ‘Reactionary’ Tibetans Since 1996

A Chinese court in the Tibetan city of Shigatse has jailed more than 20 Tibetans in the last decade for 'reactionary' offenses, including the possession of photos of the exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama

China denounces Dalai Lama amid Tibet celebrations

Chinese state media questioned the Dalai Lama's assertion he only wants greater autonomy for Tibet the same day China marked the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Tibet autonomous region.

China Marks Tibet Anniversary, Critics Decry ‘Propaganda’

China Thursday marked the 40th anniversary of the establishment of an "autonomous region" in Tibet with upbeat newspaper headlines highlighting economic progress, but rights campaigners dismissed the event as a "propaganda extravaganza."

Every Vote Does Not Count

Ballot paper signed by a voter, Inadequate identification of candidates, Strikeovers or erasures, Improper markings like a cross instead of a tick etc.. For reasons such as these, in every election, a good chunk of votes is rendered invalid.

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