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It can't have been a pretty moment when Victor Chan phoned his wife on Bowen Island in B.C. and said, sorry, "I'm not coming home for a while. I'm going to France with the Dalai Lama."

Wearing blue nylon safety harnesses, students scramble up the Tibet Guide School's climbing rock, moving quickly and smoothly from one handhold to the next on the six-story concrete slab.

As part of Bay Area's month-long action campaign for Tenzin Delek Rinpoche's release, Tibetans and supporters staged their second protest outside the Chinese consulate today.

Wheels have been an important mode of transport for human beings from time immemorial to move from one place to another in search of food. But wheels playing a role in the Tibetan freedom struggle would be a distant guess.

When Greek writer and poet Antipater of Sidon drew up a list of the Seven Wonders of the World around 140 BC, he couldn't have imagined his list would outlast six of the seven wonders on it.

Tibetans and supporters gathered around the Chinese Mission in New York on December 2nd 2004, with candles, posters of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche and Tibetan National Flag around their bodies.

Yesterday, members of Students for a Free Tibet and the U.S. Tibet Committee entered the Chinese Consulate’s visa office in New York City at approximately 10:30 a.m. and demanded the release of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche.

On Wednesday 8 December Tibetans and Tibet supporters from across Europe will converge on The Hague to urge European and Chinese leaders attending the annual EU-China Summit to place Tibet at the heart of the EU-China partnership.

An Indian parliamentarian Friday condemned the Chinese embassy's response to his attempts to submit a memorandum demanding the release of a Buddhist monk sentenced to death.

Two Free Tibet protestors, have scaled the roof of the Chinese Embassy in London, unfurling banners to mark an International Day of Action in protest at plans China may have to execute a peaceful Tibetan religious leader