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Tibetan exiles and activist groups around the world have strongly condemned Nepal for what they see as “the height of kowtowing” to China, after Nepalese police forces disr

Arunachal Pradesh on Sunday lodged a strong protest with the Centre over US-based Apple’s latest iPhone4 containing maps depicting the northeastern Indian state as part of Chinese

Nepal police in Kathmandu on Sunday disrupted Tibetan preliminary polls by confiscating ballot boxes filled with thousands of ballots cast just an hour before the polls were due to be closed

Hundreds of thousands of Tibetan exiles across the world on Sunday went to polls to cast their ballots to nominate candidates for the post of Kalon Tripa and members of the Tibetan Parliament-in-exile

When the police came for Liu Xiaobo on a December night nearly two years ago, they didn't tell the dissident author why he was being taken away again. The line in the detention order

With just three days to go for the preliminary rounds of the election for Kalon Tripa (Prime Minister) and the Tibetan parliament a group of young Tibetans hoping for a better democracy held a debate “The Member of P

The diplomatic tussle over the East China Sea has calmed down, but a bigger foreign-policy problem awaits: China's newly empowered masses won't take 'no' for an answer, and Beijing is right to be sca

The Chinese ambassador to the U.K. agreed to follow up on the case of a jailed Tibetan filmmaker after Tibet activists appealed to the diplomat at a fringe meeting that was held earlier this week at the Labour Party Conference in

The Chinese ambassador to the U.K. agreed to follow up on the case of a jailed Tibetan filmmaker after Tibet activists appealed to the diplomat at a fringe meeting that was held earlier this week at the Labour Party Conference in

Gu Chu Sum was established in 1991 in Dharamsala by ex political prisoners who had experienced oppression and torture under the Chinese rule. The NGO was formed to provid