A Tibetan nomad shot dead in Amdo Golog, hundreds arrested
On 21 March 2008, the Tibetans in Ponkor Township staged a peaceful protest in Darlag County, Golog “TAP”, Qinghai Province, according to reliable information received by the Tibetan Centre
‘Free Tibet’ flags made in China
Police in southern China have discovered a factory manufacturing Free Tibet flags, media reports say
China jails 17 over Tibet riots
A court in Tibet has jailed 17 people for taking part in riots in the capital Lhasa last month, Chinese state media has said
203 Tibetans killed in China’s crackdown: TGIE
The Tibetan Government-in-Exile (TGIE) Tuesday said as many as 203 Tibetans were confirmed killed following China’s brutal crackdown on Tibetan demonstrators across Tibet between March 10
China tells Dalai Lama to ‘cherish’ planned talks
China on Tuesday urged the Dalai Lama to “cherish” the opportunity of planned new talks, and restated its conditions for dialogue that include him ending violence in Tibet ahead of the Olympics
China postpones planned Tibet reopening
With China rescheduling opening Tibet to the outside world, Tibetan economy suffers every passing day. China had earlier announced its plan
Olympic flame closer to home: Vietnam and Hong Kong readies for the Spectacle
After a trouble-free run in North Korea Monday, one of the world’s most restricted countries ruled by a communist government with an iron fist regime
Nepal deports US Everest climber for Tibet banner
Nepal deported a U.S. national and banned him from climbing in the country for two years, after he was found carrying a pro-Tibet banner on an expedition to the Everest last week, an official
Over 4000 Tibetans in Nepal march to OHCHR : Dozen local Buddhists join in support
Over 4,000 Tibetans supported by dozens of local Buddhists and several foreigners marched from Mustang Monastery, Swayambhu to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
SKorea vows ‘diplomatic measures’ over Chinese torch violence
Violence by Chinese students at the weekend Beijing Olympic torch relay injured South Korea’s national pride and “legal and diplomatic measures are necessary,” Prime Minister Han Seung-Soo said