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Approximately 100 Tibet supporters and Tibetans gathered at Miyashita Park in Shibuya, Tokyo to show their solidarity for the Tibetan Cause. Tibet Support Network, Japan (TSNJ) which comprises of more than 15 Tibet support groups from all over Japan

When Tibetans rose up against Chinese rule and were crushed 45 years ago, this town locked in the pine trees of northern India was little more than a hillside backwater.

The U.S. House of Representatives and a bipartisan criticize China's human rights commission have called on the Bush administration to promote a resolution at a United Nations conference insisting China halt its violations of human rights.

Students for a Free Tibet, a student organization at Grand Valley State University, will hold its annual concert to benefit Tibet on March 12. The show, which begins at 8 p.m., will feature six local bands and three speakers.

In the second of his two-part series on travels inside Tibet Tenzig Sonam, a Tibetan poet and film-maker currently living in New York, enters Lhasa, the capital, and finds that none of it is as he had imagined it growing up in exile in India.

Three protesters were arrested after a demonstration at the Chinese consulate in Edinburgh yesterday, over the country’s treatment of Tibet.

Tibetan women today took a procession from Mcloed Ganj to Kotwali Bazaar to mark forty-five years of Tibetan women's uprising on 12 March 1959. The March organised by the central and regional Tibetan Women's Association began at 9 this morning from the local bus station.

Internationally renowned NGO Mahatma Gandhi World Peace Organization convener Mr. Mahesh Yadav on 10 March 2004 launched a website which concede with the Tibetan National Uprising Day, in the name of www.bloodmovementfortibet.org.

Tibetan Peace March for Free Tibet started from Tibetan settlement, Gottangaon, Gondia district on March 1, 2004 under the leadership of Regional Tibetan Youth Congress and Regional Tibetan Women's Association of the settlement.

After a month-long spirited march through the Himalayas and the Great Gangetic plains, the 80-strong freedom marchers were all geared up by the dawn of the 10th march- the D-day, for the final onslaught.