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Tibet virtually isolated as China sends more SARS prevention teams

Tibet was virtually cut-off as China sent SARS prevention teams into the Himalayan region and fears grew that the killer virus could wreak havoc if it took hold there. The Xinhua news agency said China's cabinet, the State Council

Students on 24-hour hunger strike

RUMBLING TUMMIES: Students for a Free Tibet co-president Alexander Fergus (20) sprays T-shirts, while secretary Raamy Majeed (20) does some study during a 24-hour hunger strike on the University of Otago Union lawn yesterday.

Students on 24-hour hunger strike

A 24-hour hunger strike at the University of Otago to raise awareness for a missing Tibetan Buddhist is not without its creature comforts. A television (with an all-weather power plug), tent, T-shirt printing equipment and a meditation zone

Official Explains Change in US Stand on China at UN Human Rights Commission

A senior U.S. official says Washington's decision not to sponsor a resolution critical of China at this year's meeting of the U.N. Human Rights Commission decision was aimed at winning increasing cooperation from Beijing on its human rights record.

New government still signals old repression of Tibetans, says Dalai Lama

The changing of the guard in Beijing has brought no change at all in the repressive tactics used by China against Tibetans, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama said Monday.

NGO statement highlights Tibetan Political Prisoners

As the 59th session of the UN Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) concluded it annual meeting on 25 April, another NGO written statement was made available amongst the documents. In this written statement, the International Fellowship of Reconciliation

SARS – Tibet Autonomous Region increasingly sealed off

No cases of the potentially lethal viral infection known as 'Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome' (SARS) have been recorded in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) so far, but the efforts by the authorities to prevent the disease, also known as 'atypical pneumonia'

Tibetan Representative’s visit to Norway inspire supporters

Addressing a public talk about the situation in Tibet on 25 April in Oslo, Norway, Mrs. Kesang Y. Takla said that although the birthday of the Panchen Lama should be a happy occasion it was not so because of the sad reality of the plight of the Panchen Lama and his parents.

Showering Blessing

Picture by Biju Boro

Showering Blessing

Nobel laureate Dalai Lama blesses a child during a meeting with Tibetan refugees in Guwahati on Monday. The Tibetan spiritual head, in the city on his way to the Tawang monastery in Arunachal Pradesh

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