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Dharamshala: - The Chinese state controlled media 'Xinhua' claimed that the Ngaba Prefecture Intermediate people's court has found 46-year-old monk Lobsang Tsondue guilty of hiding Phuntsok after his attempt at self-immolation on 16 March, thereby preventing Phuntsok from receiving emergency medical treatment for 11 hours.

Dharamshala: - A well-known and a young Tibetan female singer, Hortsang Lhalung Tso was detained by Chinese authorities of the so called Public Security Bureau (PSB) in Tsoe-town of Sangchu county. Hortsang Lhalung from Sangchu county, Amdho region of eastern Tibet was detained on the same day as an outspoken Buddhist monk, Jigme 'Guri' was arrested for fourth time by the authorities.

Dharamshala: - On 19th August, a well-known as an outspoken Buddhist monk, Jigme 'Guri' was re-arrested by Chinese authorities of the Public Security Bureau (PSB) from a hotel called 'Z-hong Yan' in Tsoe city, Amdho region of eastern Tibet (Ch: Hezou, Kanlho Tibetan Prefecture). This is the third time Ven. Jigme has been arrested.

London- Chinese authorities have arrested three Tibetan Buddhist monks claimed to have links with the self-immolation of Phuntsok, who burned himself to death last March inprotest at the Chinese occupation of Tibet. Beijing accuses the three monks of the ‘intentional killing' of Phuntsok. The authorities also arrested another three monks in Tawu county of Kham, eastern Tibet, according to the Tibetan Human Rights group.

Dharamshala: - Tibetans and supporters across the world are strongly concerned over the current tense situation at the Nyatso Monastery of Tawu county in eastern Tibet. China deployed thousands of armed forces with military tanks and locked down the entire areas of the county after a 29-year old Buddhist monk's self immolation to protest against China's rule over Tibet.

Dharamshala: The Chinese government has distributed a new document to the monks living at Kirti Monastery, Amdho Ngaba region of eastern Tibet. According to the document, any monk who has been to India, committed political crimes, or who refuses to attend Chinese patriotic re-education classes can be forced to leave the monastery.

Dharamshala:  Tsewang Norbu, a 29-year old monk from Nyitso monastery in Kham Tawu in eastern Tibet, set himself on fire yesterday, August 15, after protesting for "freedom in Tibet" and "the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama."

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  5. Tibetans Oppose Visit By China-Appointed Panchen Lama
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