HK tourist says he was blocked from Tibetan town
Chu said the three were questioned for four hours about the purpose of their visit and then told they could not enter Bayi for security reasons. They were escorted back to Lhasa the next day
Tibet official says unrest in Tibet not likely, exiles plan protests
As exile Tibetans fear more clampdowns by China on Tibetans around March 10 this year officials
Exiles keeping Tibetan identity alive
Ever since the Dalai Lama fled into India in 1959, Tibetans have been making the same perilous journey by foot over the Himalayas into exile. Today there is a large Tibetan community in India, many of whom have clear memories of
Self-immolating Tibet monk recovering – Xinhua
A Tibetan monk who set himself on fire in protest during a prayer festival in western China last week is out of danger and recovering in hospital, Xinhua news agency said on Thursday, citing medical staff
Tibet instability a rumor, communist governor says
Tibet’s governor insisted Thursday that his region is stable and will remain so ahead of a sensitive anniversary marking communist rule that last year sparked anti-government protests and riots
‘Tibet, the Chinese Lie?’ premieres at the French Senate
The film “Tibet, le mensonge Chinoise?” (Tibet, the Chinese lie?), had an exclusive screening at the French Senate yesterday in presence of the filmmaker Bernard Debord, former Senator Louis de Broissia, Jean-Francois Humbert