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Bora monastery in Sangchu, eastern Tibet is under lockdown as the situation continues to remain tense following more arrests and protests yesterday. Chinese security officers entered Bora monastery at around 2 am (local time)

In additional reports coming out of Tibet on the March 18 mass protests in Ba county, a Tibetan minor was killed after Chinese security forces used explosives and tear gas to disperse the unarmed protesters.

Chinese security personnel have foiled self-immolation attempts by two Tibetans in the past few days, after reports surfaced of Chinese authorities announcing financial rewards to the public for providing information on planned immolations

A Tibetan women in Zatoe, Yulshul, died in a hospital after she fell unconscious at a Chinese security office demanding the whereabouts of her brother last Thursday. She had been approaching the PSB office a number of times

Into his second day in hospital, Dorjee Gyalpo, one of the three Tibetan hunger strikers, is continuing his fast demanding United Nations intervention in the ongoing crisis inside Tibet.

On the seventh day of the ongoing budget session of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, an amendment motion seeking to alter the title ‘Bod Mei Drik Tsug’ failed to secure the required two-thirds majority.

Tibet activists today staged a dramatic political theatre action in the exile Tibetan headquarters of Dharamshala, highlighting the critical human rights situation inside Tibet.

Around 2000 students of the Tibetan Children’s Village School, Upper Dharamshala, today observed Lhakar, a popular homegrown movement in Tibet, which centrals around the shared vision of protecting Tibetan identity.

Fresh protests are being reported from Tibet even as exiled Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama said he would welcome any investigation into China’s accusations of his involvement in the ongoing unrest in Tibetan areas.

The 15th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, which is currently holding its budget session, is expected to discuss on a proposed amendment for a change in the name “Bod Mei Drik Tsuk” to “Ud Bod Mei Shung,” the Tibetan language title for CTA