Dharamshala: - Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping, the second highest communist leader of the one party regime, is currently on a tour of Tibet.  He visited Kongpo Nyintri region, and praised CCP's efforts in advancing the area's development and maintaining long-term social stability. Tibetans and supporters around the world, however, protest against Beijing for cracking down on free speech, suppressing Tibetan religion and culture, and encouraging the immigration of many Han Chinese to the Himalayan region.

Dharamshala: Political prisoner Wangchuck has just been released after serving a three-year sentence in Tibet, according to information from Kunsang Tenzin, a Tibetan living in South India. Wangchuck's fellow prisoner Woser, arrested for the same crime, has not been released.

Dharamshala: A local Chinese Intermediate People's Court sentenced two Buddhist monks from Karti Monastery of Ngaba region, eastern Tibet to three years imprisonment term each in this month.  In a large breach of international human rights, Chinese officials and military forces are still forcibly controlling the sacred Buddhist institution of over 5000 monks.

Dharamshala: - Xi Jinping, the Vice President of China, attended public events in Lhasa, the capital of Tibet Tuesady (19th July) to mark the so called 60th Anniversary of the signing of the 1951 17-Point Agreement, what China refers to as the "peaceful liberation of Tibet."

BELGIUM, 16th July 2011 - The Chinese authorities of Nangchen county of eastern Tibet had organized festivities and games for July 1, in which virtually no-one participated. On 12 July, to punish the rebellious monks, they imposed a course of "legal education" and immediately arrested the men, who refused to take part.

Dharamshala: - Plans by the Chinese authorities for public games celebrating what the Chinese Government calls its "90th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party" have been protested by local Tibetans in Kham Nangchen, eastern Tibet.

Dharamshala: A briefing paper of the protests in Karze Region, Eastern Tibet (Karze Tibet Autonomous Prefecture) has been released by Tibet.net. The briefing is in regard to the peaceful protests started by Tibetans on June 6, and details abuses by the Chinese government toward the protesters in the region.

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