Leader of the Campaign for Uyghurs set to release a memoir that explores her story and her struggle against China.

The Panchen Lama turned 36 on Friday. Taken by China 30 years ago, his whereabouts remain a mystery.

Tibetan version of the British cartoon series is a “heartfelt offering” to the Dalai Lama, who turns 90 this year.

Rights groups say Tulku Hungkar Dorje’s cremation took place under China’s influence.

Church bells toll in the Philippines, as countries join mourning a pontiff who traveled the region extensively

While Guo Zhenming is punished, performances by a state-backed Uyghur dance troupe in Europe are promoted.

Officials place monastery of Tulku Hungkar Dorje under strict surveillance, forbid public memorials.

Tibetan activists scuffle with police at the Chinese embassy in New Delhi, devotees held vigil in Dharamsala

Sources inside Tibet tell RFA that Tulku Hungkar Dorje’s monastery is prohibited from holding memorial services.

Relay stations owned or leased by US government no longer carrying Radio Free Asia broadcasts

Beijing claims Tibetans have right to use their own language but reality shows widespread suppression

Inside Tibet, people mourn the unexplained death of Tulku Hungkar Dorje, a renowned abbot and educator.

Tibetan children as young as 6 are subjected to military training; political and patriotic education

China jams RFA and VOA broadcasts, which Tibetans say are their only lifelines to uncensored news.

The services have been a lifeline to Tibetans stuck behind China’s ‘Great Firewall.’

Crackdowns and intensified security have marked the month containing several key dates in Tibet’s struggle against China.

4 protesters who were arrested are released, but say they were beaten.

Jetsun Pema taught and cared for orphaned, destitute and refugee children from Tibet.

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved the bill, advancing it to the Senate floor.

Authorities interrogated him several times before suspending his teaching license.

Tibetan residents demanded compensation for land illegally seized by authorities, sources say.

The resulting matsutake shortage will hurt livelihoods and exports to Japan and South Korea.

Monks have petitioned to have the relocation order reversed, but to no avail.

Authorities lay out instructions in a training manual for Tibetan Buddhist monks.

Luktsang Palyon, or Tibetan Sheep, is the latest online platform to succumb to Beijing’s crackdown.

Hundreds of Tibetans line the streets of Dharamsala to pay their respects.

Authorities have intensified restrictions around his monastery in Ngaba county.

India rejects Beijing’s move, which seems aimed at bolstering its claims to disputed territory.

But Tibetans fear that the Chinese offer will deprive Tibetan youth of opportunities

A village official and senior monastery administrator are still detained, sources say.