Dharamshala:- Two students from the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in Dharamsala, northern India, have reported the names of three of the four Tibetans who were killed during and in the aftermath of a protest in Kham region, eastern tibet, in January. They have also reported the names of four monks who were arrested and 'disappeared' after the protest.

Dharamshala: - Over the past month, the Chinese authorities have made a series of arrests across eastern Tibet.

Dharamsala: On the evening of April 14, Dendol, the 40-year-old abbot of Ba Shentri monastery, Ba County, Qinghai province, eastern Tibet, was detained along with three other monks by Chinese police. The reason for their arrests is unknown.

Dharamshala: - Many Tibetans have been arrested, detained and severe beaten by Chinese police in Dzogchen township, Dege county, eastern Tibet during and after a large-scale protest sparked by a latest Chinese crackdown on Tibetans.

DHARAMSHALA: - Details of a voice message recorded by the cousins Choephag Kyab and Sonam before their self-immolations have emerged in exile.

Dharamshala: - On April 25, Atruk Tseten, member of the Tibetan Parliament-in-exile, passed on a report from a source in eastern Tibet on Chinese human rights abuses in the three villages that comprise the Mola area of Lithang County, Kardze Prefecture, Sichuan Province.