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Dharamshala: - Since the self-immolation of Phuntsok on 16 March 2011 at Ngaba County, Sichuan, coinciding with third anniversary of the 2008 uprising in Tibet and to protest against continued repression by Chinese authorities in Tibet, the situation has aggravated at Ngaba Kirti Monastery - the monastery to which Phuntsok was affiliated.

Dharamshala: - Vegetables in Nangchen county, eastern Tibet, are a vital, staple food. Tibetans in the area have lived harmoniously for years, producing, eating and trading a wealth of fresh vegetable products. Shortly before Chinese New Year however, Tibetans in the town of Kham; not far from Kyigudho (Jyekundo) in Nangchen County, began boycotting Chinese vegetable stores and businessmen, as a response to the ridiculously high prices for food.

Dharamshala: - Another Tibetan monk who was severely beaten and tortured by the Chinese police for his role in the peaceful protest in Labrang Tashikyil in northeastern Tibet in 2008 succumbed to his injuries on 3 April.

Dharamshala: - Chinese authorities arrested a Tibetan man, accusing him of carrying out a bomb attack on the Chinese police building in Bathang County of eastern Tibet. Sources said that incident occurred during April 2009 at the same time as a large banner was strung up by local Tibetans saying, "Go Back Chinese from Tibet" and "Tibet belongs to Tibetans", written in both Tibetan and Chinese.

Dharamshala: - Chinese authorities have arrested at least 3 Tibetans, including an university student, after Tibetans and Buddhist monks in Ngaba region of Tibet staging several protests in the past weeks against the Chinese rule over Tibet, according to Ven Kanyak Tsering, Buddhist monk from India based Kirti monastery.

A fresh demonstration erupted in Labrang, Sangchu County, Kanlho "TAP" Gansu Province in the eastern part of the Tibet in 2008. Photo: TPI

Dharamshala - Over a hundred Tibetans in the Amdho Ngaba region of Tibet shouted slogans during a protest against Chinese rule on the 23rd of March.

Dharamshala: A Tibetan monk from the south of India, who wishes to remain anonymous, has informed TPI that arrest warrants have been issued for three young men in Zakhog, in Derge County of Kham, eastern Tibet, for allegedly putting up posters with the messages "We want freedom" and "invite the Dalai Lama to Tibet" written on them.

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