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Thomas Mann: "The re-establishment of the Tibet Intergroup is a great success for the future of Tibet!". "The re-establishment of the Tibet Intergroup has been confirmed. This is a great success for Tibetan people and the engagement for their cultural and religious rights in the European Parliament"

Ice dams across the deepest gorge on Earth created some of the highest-elevation lakes in history. New research shows the most recent of these lakes, in the Himalaya Mountains of Tibet, broke through its ice barrier somewhere between 600 and 900 AD

On Sunday, December 12, the Tibetan community in New York City led by members of the Tibetan Youth Congress as well as members of Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) sang boycott Christmas carols in front of Toys-R-Us in Times Square asking holiday shoppers to boycott products made in China.

Over a hundred Bay area Tibetans and supporters staged a candle light vigil on December 11 through the bustling Downtown Berkeley, carrying banners, placards and candles, their mouths gagged with black cloths.

The 15th anniversary of the conferment of the Nobel Peace Prize to His Holiness the Dalai Lama on 10th December 1989 was celebrated here yesterday at the Tibet House with live traditional and contemporary Tibetan music

TYC Joint Secretary, Mr. Ghadong Jigme Thinlay represented Tibet at The International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY) World Council 2004, which was held in Santaigo, Chile from 3rd Dec, to 5th Dec 2004. About 250 delegates from 75 different countries attended the International conference.

Coinciding with the commemoration of International Human Rights day, Antarashtrya Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Samiti headed by Shri Mr Kulbushan Bakshi, who is also National Co Convener of Core Group

My name is Tashi Wangyal and I have been approached by a reporter from NTDTV on the Humen Right Day, 10th Dec 2004, to participate in a conference with the overseas Chinese in Stockholm to discuss theb Reign of Communist Party of China and to tell about the situation in Tibet.

A high-profile Tibetan monk on death row in China, whose case has sparked a raft of international appeals, is still alive and may have his sentence reduced, prison system officials told AFP.

A high-profile Tibetan monk on death row in China, whose case has sparked a raft of international appeals, is still alive and may have his sentence reduced, prison system officials told AFP.