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Five Tibetan monks who staged protests against Chinese rule last year in Amdo Labrang and later managed to escape Tibet arrived to a hero’s welcome in Dharamsala on Sunday

Tenzin Dorjee , the Deputy Director of Students for a Free Tibet, was in the Japanese capital where he spoke about strategy and personal experiences in the Tibet mov

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy based here said that China is attempting to ‘whitewash’ its tainted human rights record by seeking reelection

The next Dalai Lama would have to continue his unfinished work, "so logically in case I die outside (Tibet)," the new leader would have to be found "in outside free world."

A court in Zoege County has passed jail sentences on two Tibetan brothers and another youth on Thursday (May 7, 2009) according to the Voice of Tibet radio

A group of American students hold Khata (ceremonial scarf) at Gaggal Airport near Dharamsala to welcome His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Saturday, May 9, 2009. The Tibetan leader returned to his exile hometown after completing a two-week tour of United States, where he conducted series of lectures and Buddhist teachings to sold-out audiences. The visit further drew much speculation over Dalai Lama’s possible meeting with the US President Barack Obama when he visits the country again later in October. (Photo: Phayul)

Five Tibetan monks who took part in widely publicized 2008 protests against Chinese rule have arrived safely in the Indian capital after eluding Chinese security forces for more than a year

Dissident victims of China's crackdown on the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests have called for world pressure on Beijing to reverse the official verdict on the incident as its 20th anniversary is approaching

hina on Thursday released its first official tally of students who died or went missing in last year's Sichuan earthquake — 5,335 — but denied allegations of corruption and shoddy construction

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will give a two-day special introductory Buddhist teaching for young Tibetans here next month.