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Indian authorities in New Delhi have issued a termination notice to the three Tibetan hunger strikers following deterioration in their health, yesterday. The hungers strikers were given official medical check-ups by the Delhi police

The critical situation inside Tibet has received attention at the ongoing 21st session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva at the behest of numerous countries and the European Union. Country representatives and NGOs brought to the Council’s notice the issue of Tibet

A Tibetan monk has been sentenced to prison on unknown charges and four others remain disappeared, months after their arrest following the major protest in Drango, eastern Tibet, earlier this year. Shonu, a monk staff of the Drango Monastery whose whereabouts remained unknown since his arrest

The global journey of the Tibetan ‘Flame of Truth’ torch relay reached Brussels, the capital of the European Union and Melbourne in Australia over the last few days. Arriving from London, the torch was received at the Bassillique de Koekelberg, in Brussels by MEP Thomas Mann

The three Tibetan indefinite hunger strikers entered their 15th day of fasting yesterday in New Delhi appealing for an end to the ongoing crisis inside Tibet. With their health showing significant signs of deterioration, the Delhi Police

Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today presided over the golden jubilee celebrations of Tibetan Homes Foundation School in Mussoorie. Thousands of students and former alumni of the school attended

A senior Indian leader, who also served as the country’s foreign minister, today expressed hope that India will make a “course correction” on its Tibet policy and stand more firmly with the Tibetan cause. Yashwant Sinha, Member of Parliament

A Tibetan self-immolator, who is reportedly making good recovery from his burn injuries, faces an uncertain future coupled with jail threats and a slim chance of re-entering his monastery. Dawa Tsering, a monk at the Kardze Monastery

China’s army began conducting military exercises, including aerial drills in Tibet and capturing of islands in East China sea, as anti-Japan protests, laced with war cries, turned violent in many cities.

Security software company AlienVault has made rare revelations linking the long-running malware assault on Tibetan groups with a Chinese programmer connected to the Chinese government. Although Tibetan groups have long been