INDIAN POLICE ARREST 265 TIBETANS MARCHING TO TIBET
259 Tibetan marchers and six members of the organizing committee were arrested by police after resuming the March to Tibet following a 13 day stand-off with police.
INDIAN POLICE ARREST 265 TIBETANS MARCHING TO TIBET
259 Tibetan marchers and six members of the organizing committee were arrested by police after resuming the March to Tibet following a 13 day stand-off with police.
Tibetans stage protest outside Palais des Nations
Several hundred Tibetan exiles living in Switzerland and Liechtenstein came to Geneva Monday (June2) to stage a rally on the Place des Nations on the opening day of the 8th session
Tibetan flag on top of Mount Everest
After months of heavy security and climbing restriction on Mt.Everest by both the Chinese and Nepalese Government to allow safe passage to the Olympic torch to the summit, a 37 year old
Caucus on ‘Prospects for Democracy in Post-Tiananmen China’
The M.L. Sondhi Institute for Asia Pacific Affairs supported by Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC) organized a roundtable on ‘Prospects for Democracy in Post-Tiananmen China’
Tibetan Women lead third phase protest in Nepal
Over 30 Tibetan women, including nuns today resumed briefly halted Tibetan protests in Kathmandu. The activists protested near the Chinese Consulate in Hattisar, Kathmandu this afternoon demanding
Dalai Lama begins Buddhist holy month with prayers for quake victims
Tibetans spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama presided over a special prayer session dedicated for the victims of last month’s devastating earthquake that rattled
Marchers leave Banspatan this morning and walk 16 kilometers to Berinag
Marchers left Banspatan after a 13-day standoff with the police who attempted to arrest them three times. Out of the 304 marchers who are in Banspatan, 260 left the campsite around
Democracy thwarted
The External Affairs Minister of the largest democracy in the world will arrive in Beijing on June 4 for a four-day visit to China on the occasion of the 19th anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre
China blocks quake school protesters
Angry parents whose children were killed in an earthquake-stricken school shouted “Oh, my child!” and “Tell us something!” when police forcefully removed them Tuesday from a protest outside a courthouse