Three years after the demonstrations which saw more than one hundred dead in many number of incidents in Tibet, unrest has flared up again. This time, it was a series of self-immolations which began on March 16, 2011 when Phuntsog, a 21-year old monk of Kirti Monastery, set himself on fire in Ngaba. It continued on 15 August with Tsewang Norbu of Tawu Nyatso Monastery, and since the beginning of 2012,
A mother of four has become the latest Tibetan to burn herself to death to protest government policies in Tibetan areas of China, an overseas activist group said Sunday.
China's stifling lockdown of this Tibetan town has not only been about patrolling its sleepy streets, but also policing the minds of a community at the center of self-immolation protests against
China's stifling lockdown of this Tibetan town has not only been about patrolling its sleepy streets. It is also policing the minds of a community at the center of self-immolation protests against
A provincial Communist Party chief warned Tibetan monks and residents to oppose separatism and obey the law as he visited a monastery and restive communities that have been at the center of many
Tibetans along with the Dalai Lama marked a tense traditional new year with prayers, the sounding of a gong and subdued defiance in Dharamsala on Wednesday, in the wake of a string of
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