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The 9th session of the 14th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile will be held from 8 to 20 March 2010, the parliament secretariat announced yesterday. The current Tibetan Par

In a unique bonding of sorts Tibetans and Burmese activists met here at the screening of the internationally renowned film 'Burma VJ' that documents Burmese

Thirty-five Parliamentarians from 16 different countries have sent an open letter to the head of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen urging negotiators to take into account the global implications of climate change in Tibet.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton outlined a pragmatic stance on human rights in China and Russia, saying it is sometimes better to raise problems with them "behind closed doors."

China on Tuesday rejected as "unacceptable" US and EU calls to release prominent dissident Liu Xiaobo, who appears headed for trial on subversion charges after co-authoring a bold petition for democracy

The top editor of a popular Chinese newspaper has been demoted after publishing an exclusive interview with President Obama during his China visit last month

In a diplomatic note to Beijing on Thursday, Copenhagen said Denmark will oppose Tibetan independence and carefully consider China's reaction before inviting the Dalai Lama again.

When exiled musician and scholar Ngawang Choephel returned to his native Tibet in 1995 to record and videotape indigenous folk songs, he was arrested by Chinese authorities, charged with spying and sent to prison

A welcome addition in the book is the author's examination of the attitude of individual Chinese to the Tibet question. Although official China says there is no problem in Tibet, un-official China, that vast interlocking network of human rights and

Describing the dialogues process with Chinese leadership as being “frustrating and difficult”, the Prime Minister of the Tibet’s government in exile Prof. Samdhiong Rinpoche has urged Australia to lobby China on its behalf