French leader considers Olympic boycott
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said Tuesday that he cannot rule out the possibility he might boycott the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics if China continues its crackdown
Malware writers target pro-Tibet groups
Pro-Tibet organisations are being targeted by a wave of malware attacks following rioting and police crackdowns in the volatile region of western China
Germany Urges China to Talk on Tibet as Olympic Doubts Persist
Germany’s government said it’s “essential” that China holds talks with the Dalai Lama if it hopes to win over world public opinion before the Olympic Games, as French President
Peace marchers to Tibet stopped at Sikkim border
300 pro-Tibet activists from the North-East region of India, who began a peace march from Siliguri in West Bengal last Thursday, have been stopped by Indian police yesterday from entering
Propaganda, Deception, and the ‘Riots’ in Lhasa
The words are those of the journalist Mr. Tang Daxian in his long article “”Events in Lhasa March 2-10, 1989″,” which tells the story of how the CCP orchestrated riots in Lhasa
TYC launches Tibet Independence Torch Relay, calls for Beijing Olympics boycott
Tibetan Youth Congress, the largest Tibetan non-governmental organisation based in Dharamsala, India, today launched a worldwide “Tibet Independence Torch Relay”
Olympia protest
Pro-Tibetan activists hold Tibetan flags during a protest at the Beijing Olympic torch relay in the village of Ancient Olympia, southern Greece, on Monday, March 24 2008. The flame for the Aug. 8-24 Beijing Olympics has been lit using the sun’s rays at a ceremony in Ancient Olympia. Protests by press freedom and pro-Tibet groups disrupted the flame-lighting ceremony inside the stadium where the ancient games have been held for more than 1,000 years. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)
Young Tibetans Nurture the Notion of Returning Home
Twenty-three-year-old Samdup Nyima works in a Tibetan bakery in this busy Himalayan settlement in northern India, which is host to thousands of exiled Tibetans, including their
China dissidents call for direct dialogue with Dalai Lama
Following is the copy of the appeal signed by a group of 30 Chinese dissidents on Saturday, March 22, 2008, in which they urged Beijing to open direct dialogue with Tibet’s exiled
Ramoche monk dies from starvation as tight restrictions continue in Monasteries
Since the start of the Demonstrations in Tibet on March 10, there has been an increasingly strong military and police presence in and around the premises of all the monasteries