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Conference of North American Tibetan Associations Concludes Successfully

The conference discussed a wide range of issues from advocacy on Tibet to ways and means of challenging PRC's effort to sow dissension among the Tibetans; from Chinese outreach to outreach to Mongolian and Himalayan peoples; from preservation of Tibetan culture and

Organizers plan new rallies despite tough weekend clampdown in China

Organizers of an online anti-government campaign called Monday for new rallies in China on March 6 despite a smothering security response at the weekend that saw foreign journalists roughed up

Tibetan-Americans seek Congressional support

Tibetan-Americans have converged in Washington to meet US lawmakers seeking Congressional support for concrete legislative measures to promote a political solution for Tibet

2008 Tibet monk protester succumbs to illness: report

Tibetan monk from Labrang Tashikhyil Monastery in eastern Tibet’s Amdo Province, who took part in the 2008 peaceful protests against Chinese rule, has died due to prolonged illness, a Tibetan NGO said Wednesday

Dalai Lama’s Office denies talking about Karmapa with US Envoy

The Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama has denied reports in sections of the media, especially the Indian Express (Chandigarh) that the Tibetan leader discussed recent events concerning the 17th Gyalwang Karm

Everest hero finds incredible religious treasure trove in Nepal

In 2004, two years after he climbed Mt Everest for the seventh time, American mountaineering legend Peter Athans took part in a charitable cataract operation project in northern Nepal that changed the lives of nearly 300 beneficiaries

China Takes Heavy Hand to Light Protests

China deployed a SWAT team, attack dogs and scores of plainclothes security agents in central Beijing after anonymous online activists called for people to start a "Jasmine Revolution" for the second Sunday in a row, this time by "strolling" past

1,500 remember Hong Kong democracy icon

At least 1,500 people gathered in a Hong Kong park Sunday to commemorate a democracy icon who helped dissidents escape China after the Tiananmen crackdown

China asks foreign media to follow rules ahead of ‘protests’

Amid calls by overseas dissident groups to launch Egyptian style protests against the Chinese government, police in China have cautioned Foreign Journalists by polit

China puts “heavy” charges against activists ahead of Sunday’s Jasmine Rallies: rights group

Chinese authorities have charged several activists with serious state security crimes, including “subversion of state power” and “inciting subversion of state power,” days ahead of the “Jasmine Rallies” called for by Chinese activis

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