Powerful video footage, images of armed crackdown in 2008 across Tibet; Eyewitness account of militarization of Lhasa today By International Campaign for Tibet|December 14, 2011| Read More
Tibetan sentenced to death after March 14, 2008 protests; other Tibetans sentenced for protecting him By International Campaign for Tibet|May 27, 2010| Read More
A ‘Raging Storm’: The Crackdown on Tibetan Writers and Artists after Tibet’s Spring 2008 Protests By International Campaign for Tibet|May 18, 2010| Read More
Determination to resist repression continues in ‘combat-ready’ Chamdo, frontline of ‘patriotic education’ By International Campaign for Tibet|December 2, 2009| Read More
Official confirmation of execution of Tibetans in Lhasa By International Campaign for Tibet|October 26, 2009| Read More
Bold report by Beijing scholars reveals breakdown of China’s Tibet policy By International Campaign for Tibet|June 1, 2009| Read More
Senator Obama condemns China’s use of force on Tibetans By International Campaign for Tibet|October 16, 2008| Read More
New report reveals intensified crackdown in Tibet as Olympics opens By International Campaign for Tibet|August 5, 2008| Read More
No progress in dialogue as crisis in Tibet deepens By International Campaign for Tibet|July 5, 2008| Read More
Climate of fear as Olympic torch arrives in Lhasa: Tibet government emphasizes political education to ensure ‘stability’ By International Campaign for Tibet|June 20, 2008| Read More
US Senators have expressed concern to Secretary Rice about China’s detention of protestors and media black out in Tibet By International Campaign for Tibet|June 4, 2008| Read More
More than 80 nuns detained after peaceful protests continue in Kham By International Campaign for Tibet|May 30, 2008| Read More
First sentences since Tibet protests began: monks to serve life, 20 years By International Campaign for Tibet|April 30, 2008| Read More
Mass detentions of monks, suicides and despair as enforced condemnation of Dalai Lama provokes dissent By International Campaign for Tibet|April 29, 2008| Read More