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Since 2009, 26 Tibetans have set their bodies on fire under Beijing’s iron fisted rule in Tibet.

Senior Chinese leaders have called for further restrictions, surveillance, and repression in Tibet even as many parts of Tibet remain under an undeclared martial law.

While urging the Chinese government to address the genuine aspirations and demands of the Tibetan self-immolaters, TWA called for a global intervention in Tibet to save Tibetan lives.

“We ask world governments to apply multilateral pressure and take action against China to end the crackdown and ...

On October 17, 2011 nun Tenzin Wangmo, 20, from Dechen Chokorling nunnery near Ngaba town set herself ablaze outside her nunnery and died calling for religious freedom and the return on the Dalai Lama.

On November 3, 2011, nun Palden Choetso, 35, from Gaden Choeling nunnery in Tawu, Kardze, suc...

In the last three days, three Tibetans – Tsering Kyi, 19; Rinchen, 33; Dorjee, 18, died after setting themselves on fire demanding the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and freedom in Tibet.

Tsering Kyi a student at a local middle school in Machu, eastern Tibet set herself on fire at a veget...

n a statement at the beginning of the rally, the three students said they were undertaking the ‘Cycling for Tibet’ campaign to highlight the “plight of Tibetans suffering under China’s repressive rule” and to appeal for support in the resolution of the ongoing crisis in Tibet.

“The suffering and...

Speaking on behalf of a

group of six parliamentarians

attending the closing ceremony,

former youth leader and

parliamentarian Karma Yeshi

acknowledged the

“great determination”

displayed by the monks

and said more of such initiatives were needed.

We are uneducated and

economically a group

of handicapped people.

All we have to offer are

our bodies,” said Lobsang

Jampa, one of the marching

monks while thanking all

those who helped them

carry out their campaign.

“By arranging official meeting with the Dalai Lama, who is coming today, Estonia is actually critically violating the actual principles of international relations and its pledge not to support the independence of Tibet,” the declaration stated.

Citing sources in the region, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that Tibetan laypeople and monks at the monastery were unhappy when they heard about the proposed visit.

“For now, because of widespread discontent among the local Tibetans—both laypeople and the monks at Labrang—preparations appear to...