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People's Armed Police officers gesture as they try not to be photographed on the day of the Olympic torch relay in Lhasa, Tibet June 21, 2008. The Beijing Olympic torch began passing through Tibet's capital Lhasa on Saturday in a three-hour display of Chinese national unity that organisers hope will wipe aside memories of unrest there three months ago. Photo: AP

China releases 1,157 involved in Tibet unrest: Xinhua

{The Tibet Post International - Saturday, 21 June 2008}-BEIJING: 06-20-2008, 15h27 (AFP)China has released a total of 1,157 people who were involved in riots in the Tibetan capital Lhasa in March, the official Xinhua news agency reported Friday, quoting a senior Tibetan official.

Celebration marks 73rd birthday of H.H the 14th Dalai Lama

{The Tibet Post International -06 July 2008} Dharamshala: 6 July 2008: Thousands of Tibetans and non-Tibetans gathered at 9 am for a low-key function at Tibetan main temple, to mark the 73rd birthday of Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, but with no customary traditional song and dance performances.
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"The issue at hand is the welfare of the Tibetan people and is not about the personal status"

{The Tibet Post International - Saturday, 05 July 2008}-Envoy Kelsang Gyaltsen and I accompanied by senior aides Sonam N. Dagpo, Bhuchung K. Tsering, both members of the Task Force on Sino-Tibetan Negotiations, and Jigmey Passang from the Secretariat of the Tibetan Task Force, visited Beijing from June 30 to July 3, 2008.
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Tibet Talks Conclude With Conditions

Special envoys of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama Lodi Gyari, right, and Kelsang Gyaltsen arrive at the Dharmsala airport in Dharmsala, India, Friday, July 4, 2008. Gyari said Friday that the latest round of talks with China were "one of the most difficult sessions" held so far, but that he will return for more discussions after the Beijing Olympics. Photo: AP

{The Tibet Post International - Saturday, 04 July 2008} Special Envoy for H.H the Dalai Lama, Mr. Lodi Gyari and Envoy Mr. Kelsang Gyaltsen ended days of talks with Chinese government officials Thursday with no immediate reports of substantive progress on easing tensions in Tibet and Tibet issues, something the United States, France, UK and other foreign governments have being strongly urging china since unrest in Tibet.

China confirms Tibet envoy talks

{The Tibet Post International - Friday, 03 July 2008} Western leaders want China to engage in dialogue with the Dalai Lama (bbc.com/news)-China has confirmed a top official held talks with envoys of the Dalai Lama, in its first statement on the two-day negotiations this week in Beijing.
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Tibetan prisoner dies of heart attack and monks prevent authorities from ransacking their quarters

{The Tibet Post International - Friday, 03 July 2008} According to a confirmed report, monks of Genden Samdup Ling monastery in Khangmar, Karze (Ch: Ganzi) county prevented a contingent of local county officials and security personnel from raiding the quarters of five other monks of the same monastery who had been arrested earlier for staging peaceful protest in Karze.
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Four monks arrested from Tarmo monastery

{The Tibet Post International - Thursday, 02 July 2008} Chinese authorities have on June 18 arrested four monks of Tarmo monastery in Driru (Ch: Biru) county, Nagchu (Nagu) prefecture while they were on their way to Lhasa for some works related to the monastery, according to a confirmed report.
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Kalon Takla to attend Asia Pacific Forum in Japan

{The Tibet Post International - Thursday, 02 July 2008} Dharamshala: 2 July 2008 (tibet.net) Kalon Kesang Yangkyi Takla, kalon for the Department of Information and International Relations, Central Tibetan Administration based in Dharamshala, arrived Tuesday in Japan at the invitation of the Save Tibet Network.
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