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South African ‘moral titan’ Archbishop Tutu retires

ARCHBISHOP Desmond Tutu, the Nobel Peace Laureate and constant thorn in the side of white and black governments alike, sails off into retirement today pledging to keep out of the spotlight from now on - well, almost

How Western Media Coverage of Tibet Was Manipulated

On March 14, 2008, in Tibet, protests by the Tibetan people in Lhasa were met with violence and gunfire from Chinese police and troops. An unknown number of Tibetans died that day and in the suppression that followed

Attacks Ahead of Nobel Decision

The editor of a U.S.-based Chinese-language pro-democracy website said Thursday the site was brought down by hackers, linking the cyberattack to the nomination of a prominent Chinese dissident for the Nobel Peace Prize

Lhasa court slaps life imprisonment on Drepung monk, 20 years jail on another

The Lhasa Intermediate People’s Court has sentenced a Tibetan monk to life imprisonment and another to 20 years in jail in June this year, the Tibetan Centre for Human

Tibetans Find Freedom in Exile

Minutes after I entered the settlement, a Tibetan monk driving a tractor crossed my path. Wearing a trucker's cap that matched his crimson robes, he steered the tractor past lush corn fields dotted with twirling windmills

Chinese dissident hot bet for Nobel Peace Prize

Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo tops speculation for the Nobel Peace Prize _ one betting site has already declared him the winner _ though some experts expect a more low-key choice

Free Tibet World Bike Tour resumes after Tibetan family pays $18,000 bond

A Tibetan man stuck in Southern Indian port city of Chennai since September 20 as Indian Customs officials withheld his motorbike due to “incomplete” documents is all smiles again after he, with help from a Tibetan family in Canada,

Previously unknown language emerges in India

Koro belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family, which is composed of a group of about 400 languages spoken primarily in east, central, south and southeast Asia and includes Tibetan

Chinese dissident tipped for Nobel Peace Prize

China might well be poised to have its first-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner this week — if bookies are to be believed — an outcome that would make history, give a huge boost to democracy advocates inside China, and enrage Beijing’s

Chinese Prime Minister calls for political reform in China

Wen Jiabao, the Chinese prime minister, has promised that China will carry out political reform and acknowledged that the need for democracy and freedom in China is "irresistible".

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