Dharamshala: - Emerging reports coming out Tibet say, a Tibetan Buddhist nun has set herself ablaze on Tuesday evening, June 11, 2013 (5pm local time) in Tawu county, Karze, Kham province of eastern Tibet, in an apparent protest against Chinese repressive rule in Tibet.

Dharamshala: - Despite the heavy Chinese restrictions imposed on Tibetan monasteries, this year's Kham Jang Gun-choe, a winter Buddhist debate festival is being held in Tawu Nyatso Monastery, eastern Tibet, on Monday, June 10.

Dharamshala: - Confirmed reports coming out of Tibet say a Tibetan political prisoner released after serving a 5-year prison sentence for participating in the 2008 protest against Chinese repressive rule over Tibet.

Dharamsala – A local Chinese court in Siling (Chinese: Xining, capital of Qinghai Province), Amdho region of eastern Tibet has sentenced two Buddhist monks to three-year imprisonment each for their alleged roles in organizing traditional prayer service for a self-immolator and coordinating monks to attend his funeral ceremony.

Dharamshala: - A court in China has handed down heavy sentence to an elder Tibetan man for allegedly attempting to protect body of a 29-year old Tibetan monk who set himself ablaze in last year, in protest against Chinese repressive and hardline policies in Tibet.

Dharamshala: - Reports from Tibet state that six of the nine monks, who were missing after being arrested by the Chinese military in October last year are in a prison in Kham Karze, Eastern Tibet(Chinese-Ganzi, Tibet Autonomous Region, Sichuan Province)