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China's detention of government critics, including artist-activist Ai Weiwei, suggests that the country's security services have convinced Communist Party leaders to red

US society is plagued by violent crime, poverty, race and gender discrimination and a host of other ills, Beijing said in a scathing rebuttal of a US report criticising Chi

The European Parliament (EP) on Thursday passed a resolution asking the government of Nepal to allow Tibetan refugees living in the country to enjoy their basic fundamental rights and freedoms.

Maintaining that there is no let up in human rights violations in China, the US today accused Beijing of demonizing the Dalai Lama and committing atrocities against the Tibetan people

On April 7, six MPs assembled to form the new Tibet support group, a parliamentary body which has been active since Estonia regained its independence in 1992

Reacting to concerns raised by a top Indian army official over growing Chinese influence in not just India - China border but also India Pakistan border, the Indian minister for external

A Chinese father who was jailed after campaigning for victims of a tainted milk scandal said he was force-fed China-made milk powder while on hunger strike, a report said Thursday

The departing American ambassador, Jon M. Huntsman Jr., criticized China’s human rights record on Wednesday in some of the sharpest public comments here yet by a United States official since the Chinese government began a crackdown on dissent

A VIRUS has attacked the internet connections and email accounts of dozens of Australian Tibetan activists as senior Chinese politician and Tibet negotiator Jia Qinglin arrived in Australia for talks

Ahead of a top American official’s visit to Beijing, a city-based Tibetan group has asked the Obama Administration to make a "strong statement" on deteriorating human rights situation in China and Tibet