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At least 6 Tibetan women have been injured Sunday after Chinese security forces opened fire indiscriminately at a crowd which had gathered to protest China’s

The protest that has been going on for several months has generated tension amidst more than “300 armed police presence” at the site and “the security forces have cut off

While many complaints were about individual cases, photos posted on the Chinese-language Web site Boxun.com, a U.S.-hosted Web site banned in China, showed one group of demonstrators holding up a black-and-white cloth banner that said

A massive water diversion project will displace 330,000 people in China's central Hubei Province, local media reported Sunday. About 230,000 local residents in the Danjiangkou Reservoir area would be relocated to

Dharamsala, May 25: Tibetans in Tawu County, Sichuan Province, on Sunday protested against a Chinese government plan to relocate tens and thousands of local Tibetans from their

A march to Tibet by 8 Tibetan monks have been stopped at a border town called Sumdo in Uttrakhand State of India. Indo Tibetan Border police arrested the monks at the

A Tibetan art museum tucked away on Lighthouse Hill and built to resemble a Himalayan mountain monastery has been named to the New York State Register of Historic Places

Only after he showed up and saw photos contrasting life in Tibet before and after the abortive 1959 revolt against Chinese rule did he realize he had been drawn into what activists are criticizing as

A Tibetan American youngster has achieved a rare feat of winning the Seventh Annual Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC) last Saturday (May 16, 2009) taking on the title of

Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende will not meet the Dalai Lama during the Tibetan leader’s upcoming visit to the Netherlands on 4 and 5 June. The Dutch lawmakers