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On March 22, 2008, in the wake of anti-China unrest in Tibet, Ding along with 29 other prominent Chinese dissidents signed an appeal in which they urged Beijing to open direct dialogue with Tibet's exiled leader, the Dalai Lama

Pro-Tibet supporters in Japan have rallied near the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo every weekend since a “biased” exhibition on Tibet opened September 19,

The foreigners visiting McLeod Ganj will now be able to register themselves with the district Foreigners' Registration Office online through a newly launched website of

His Holiness the Dalai Lama met with the Tibetan sweater sellers and college students in Hyderabad this morning. The Tibetan leader told the Tibetan refuge

Seven Tibetans arrested earlier for holding protest demonstration on December 5 to petition the release of a jailed Tibetan religious figure in Tibet’s Nya

His Holiness the Dalai Lama who left here early this morning for Lucknow said peace and stability between the two Asian giants China and India is necessary for the

Human rights groups across the globe have slammed Denmark’s government this week for announcing it supports China’s authority over Tibet – a move political analysts believe was aimed at securing Chinese involvement in a climate agreement

The Tibetan Parliament in exile has urged human rights groups and the international community to call on the Chinese government to exercise restraint and peacef

About 30 immigrants claiming to be ethnic Tibetans started a 50-hour hunger strike in Taiwan Thursday in a bid to obtain resident status on the island,

Tibetan cultural centre in New Delhi will bring together around 36 scholars and institution-builders from 13 different countries for a three-day open-door conference on the contribution of Tibetan culture to global understanding in the Indian Capital.