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Harvard University President Lawrence Summers (L) is forced to take the podium during Premier of China Wen Jiabao's speech when an unidentified member of the audience (front) stood up and spoke out in protest of China's treatment of Tibet at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts December 10, 2003. The unidentified woman was escorted out of the auditorium. (REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi)

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was barracked by a sole pro-Tibet protestor as he delivered a speech at Harvard University at the end of an official, four-day US visit.

The 33 members of RTYC DHARWAD demonstrated to mark the International Human Rights Day. The day began with a speech from President of RTYC at around 10:30AM followed by demonstration in the main market of Dharwad. Later in the day RTYC members started blood signature campaign at Kala Bhawan. Blood campaign signature was a resolution made during the 34th TYC meeting at Shillong. A letter has been sent to 110 organisations including United Nations Gen. Sec. Kofi Anan, UN Human Rights commision Mary Robinson and IOC. The main demands of this blood signature campaign are: 1.TO RELEASE PANCHEN LAMA,THE WORLD YOUNGEST POLITICAL PRISONER. 2.TO RELAESE TRULKU TENZIN DELECK AND GESHE SONAM PHUNTSOK.. 3.TO WITHDRAWN THE 2008 OLYMPIC AT CHINA. The blood signature campaign received support from many locals. By PENPA TSERING (FORMER PRESIDENT OF RTYC DHARWAD)

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Several Tibetans demonstrate for a Free Tibet, Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2003, shouting out against China's policy towards Tibet outside Harvard Business School in Cambridge, Mass. where Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived as part of his official visit to North America. The demonstrators demanded that the death sentence of Tibetan Buddihist leader Delek Rinpoche be overturned. Photo by Bizuayehu Tesfaye

TYC awareness program reached at Indias fourth largest cities Chennai for its program at various top Indian colleges. With the technical support of AICUF club of Loyola College and helping hand of madras student association made possible of Tibet awareness program

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama Wednesday stressed the importance of close ties between India and Pakistan. "Closer relations between India and Pakistan are very, very important.

Anterrashtriya Bharat-Tibat Sahyog Samiti Meerut along with Core Group for Tibetan Cause observed the World Human Right Day by organizing a meeting on December 10, 2003 at Sanatan Dharam Inter College, Meerut, which was attended by enmass Indian intellectuals and Tibetans alike.

Mr. F.T.R. Colaso, President ITFS, former deputy general of police, Karnataka state speaking in Joyti Nivas College

India Tibet Coordination Office today organized an Indian Lawyers Meeting on Tibet at Patiala Court Conference Hall in New Delhi. Mr. J.P. Sharma (Adv.), Convener Delhi Region welcomed all the lawyers present in the meeting and introduced Dr. Trikha, National Convener of Indian Core Group for Tibetan Cause.