Dharamshala: - The Chinese government has stated it will cut all benefits and aid to the families of self-immolaters in Tibet and all who contact them. At least 90 people have set themselves on fire since the self-immolations began in 2009 and 74 of them have died. Most self-immolators were lay and the younger generation of Tibetans in recent months, who are speaking up against the Chinese regime's rule in Tibet, called for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama from exile and freedom in Tibet.

Dharamshala: — Today, November 30, yet another Tibetan man set himself on fire in protest against Chinese rule in Tibet. Continuing with their self-immolation protests against Chinese repression in Tibet, at least 90 people have set themselves alight in China protest since 2009.

Dharamshala: A Tibetan man living inside Tibet has reported that Chinese authorities have recently arrested a Tibetan man praying at one of Tibet’s main temples in the Lhasa region of northeastern Tibet.

Dharamshala: – Over Thousand local Tibetans and the monks from Taktsang Lhamo Kirti monastery have gathered Wednesday night, (at around 10 pm Local Time) to Kalsang Khyab's home to offer their prayers and last respects for the deceased protester who sacrificed his life for the cause of Tibet, according to sources inside Tibet.

Dharamsala: - A Tibetan writer, Sonam, based in Switzerland, has provided details of one of the five self-immolations that occurred in Tibet on November 7, the eve of the Chinese communist party's 18th National Congress.