Police Take Hunger Strikers to Hospital for Medical Care
As the six hunger strikers entered their ninth day without food and water, the Delhi police today took them to Ram Monohar Lohia Hospital for emergency medical
Hunger Strikers deemed critical; Medical treatment advised
The six Tibetan men who have survived on their strength of character so far see their material loss as a higher gain. Visibly weak on their 9th day without a morsel or drop of water the voice
China tightens security following attack in west
Soldiers patrolled the streets Tuesday where bomb-tossing attackers killed 16 police in China’s western Xinjiang region,
6.1-magnitude quake hits SW China, causing one death
One person was killed and 23 others were injured in a 6.1-magnitude earthquake in Qingchuan County in southwest China’s Sichuan Province,
Berlusconi ally urges Italian athletes to show dissent in Beijing
A senior member of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s political party has triggered a row by urging Italy’s Olympic officials to allow Italian athletes at the Olympics to protest
Speaker Karma Chophel in Tokyo
Mr. Karma Chopel Taglungtsang, Speaker of Tibetan Parliament in Exile at Dharamsala arrived Tokyo yesterday. He was here at the invitation of Taiwan Foundation for Democracy to attend and to give
Op-Ed: The Dalai’s Lama’s Impossible Choice
While the world’s attention turns to the truly compelling stories of human resilience behind every Olympic medal to be won in Beijing next month, another human drama is unfolding, one that
New report reveals intensified crackdown in Tibet as Olympics opens
Despite its promotion of a ‘peaceful Olympics’, China has intensified its crackdown on Tibet this week following the most significant uprising in nearly 50 years. The wave of mainly peaceful
Police Arrest Tibet Bound Tibetans in Spiti
Two Tibetans were arrested yesterday from Bhuntar airport in Kullu District of Himachal Pradesh, India. Tenzin Tsundue and Lobsang were going to participate in a march to Tibet.