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Hundreds displaced citing landslide hazards
Tibetan villagers are caught in between choices that deprive them of sustainable livelihoods
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Tibetan urges government to restore river ecosystem
Video message from a Tibetan petitioner exposes illegal sand mining and absence of consultation with local Tibetans in China’s petition system.
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Former political prisoner passes away in Tibet
Thupten Yeshi spent a quarter of his life in prison after his arrest in 1992
Campaigners and Communities Gather for Tower Hamlets Rally
Scores of people braved the rain to call for Hong Kong Square, Tibet Hill and Uyghur Court to take their place on maps of London
Detainees in Dza Wonpo Subjected to Torture and Political Re-education
Around 117 Tibetans remain in detention, with at least one being denied medical treatment
Two Young Tibetans Detained for Chat Group in Tibetan Language
Yang Ri and Guldak were detained for speaking out against the replacement of Tibetan by Chinese in schools
Eight More Tibetans Detained Amid Heightened Climate of Fear
At least 110 people have been detained in Dza Wonpo over the past month
Activists Hold Protest Demanding the Release of Rinchen Kyi
Free Tibet and allies gathered outside the Chinese Embassy to mark the International Day of the Disappeared
“Being Tibetan is being made illegal” as mass arrests by Chinese military escalate
More than a hundred people in one Tibetan town have been arrested for having images of the Dalai Lama on their phones
Further 53 Tibetans Detained Amid Continuing Military Crackdown
Around 100 Tibetans from Dza Wonpo detained within a week of military and police search operation
50 Tibetans Arrested on Suspicion of Keeping Photos of Dalai Lama
Military search operation in Dza Wonpo enforced eight months on from the death of 19-year-old Tenzin Nyima
Renowned Tibetan School Ordered to Teach in Chinese or Face Shutdown
Founded by a revered Rinpoche, Gyalten Getsa Tibetan school is recognised for its outstanding contributions