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A monk is talking on his cell phone. A monk is driving his car. A monk is playing violent video games at an Internet cafe. A monk is discussing Chinese politics, describing the heartache of living under communist domination.

We were passing through a small town and looking to take a break. We found a place for a game of pool. The big Tibetan sky was a mesmerizing blue. The wind blew strongly.

A truck loaded with cargo and passengers overturned on a mountain highway in eastern Tibet, killing 10 people on board and injuring 11 others, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) produced propaganda about Tibet long before it controlled Tibetan territory. For decades, the styles employed for praising the achievements of the CCP, the government and the People's Liberation Army

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) produced propaganda about Tibet long before it controlled Tibetan territory. For decades, the styles employed for praising the achievements of the CCP, the government and the People's Liberation Army

Individuals and groups who practice their religion outside state controls are often at serious risk of being detained, arrested and sentenced to prison, stated a recently released report focused on human rights defenders in China.

Almost 200 Toronto area Tibetans and other peaceful supporters braved frigid winds on Monday, December 6 evening to rally outside a meeting of the Canada China Business Council in downtown Toronto.

The European Union has pledged to work towards lifting its 15-year-old arms embargo on China, suggesting the ban could be lifted next year despite fierce opposition from Washington and human rights groups.

Tibet Foundation hosted a visit by nine monks from the Drepung Gomang Monastery on Tuesday 7 December 2004 to light butter lamps and candles, and chant prayers in front of the elaborately carved altar of St James's Church to commemorate Gaden Nga-choe

The Hague police detain four Reporters Without Borders activists in China protest. "Members of the Chinese delegation, as long as you are in The Hague, why not drop in on the International Criminal Court?"