Dharamshala: - Thousands of local Tibetans from Driru county of eastern Tibet gathered at a sacred Tibetan mountain on Saturday to demonstrate against the Chinese government's planned mining projects in Driru county of eastern Tibet.

Dharamshala: - Lodoe Gyatso, a Tibetan activist from Sok county of eastern Tibet has been released from a Chinese jail after being imprisoned for two decades.

Dharamshala: - Gartse Jigme, a Tibetan writer has been arrested and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment by Chinese authorities in Tibet, citing the " political content' in his writings. Jigme, who is 36 years old, is a monk at the Gartse monastery.

Dharamshala: - The Chinese police have achieved international notoriety for their severe and brutal crackdowns on protestors inside Tibet and other parts of China.

Dharamshala — Ignoring both religious freedom and the outcry of the Tibetan people, the Chinese authorities have begun demolishing the ancient capital of Lhasa, including one of the most important Buddhist sites of the city, Tibet's holiest Jokhang Temple.

Dharamshala: - Reports from Tibet indicate that Tibetan writer Jigme, better known by his pen name Ari Jigme has been released from a prison in Lanzhau, Gansu Province in Northeastern China. He is said to be "critically ill", suffering from "kidney failure, with further health issues, troubling his back and impairing his eyesight".