Dharamshala: - The Chinese clamp-down on the the Tibetan intellectual diaspora continues to gather momentum. Chinese authorities in Eastern Tibet (Ch: Sichuan province) have sentenced a Tibetan schoolteacher and writer to a three-year jail term on unknown charges, according to Tibetan sources.

Dharamshala: - Reports coming from Tibet say a monk of Karze monastery in Karze in eastern Tibet has set himself on fire this morning. Dawa Tsering, a young Tibetan monk, self-immolated at 9:30 am during a ritual dance event in Karze. He was taken to a hospital, but his condition and whereabouts remain unknown.

Dharamshala, India: The Tibet Post has received reports that large demonstrations were held in Ngaba county, eastern Tibet, on Wednesday 19 October. Ngaba has witnessed eight self-immolation incidents since March.

Dharamshala: A Tibetan woman died on Monday after setting herself on fire in Ngaba county of eastern Tibet. Ven. Kanyak Tsering, of Kirti monastery's ‘mirror' institution in Dharamsala, India, told the Tibet Post, "Tenzin Wangmo, a 20-year-old Buddhist nun from Dechen Choekor Ling Nunnery in Jakorma, Ngaba county, staged a self-immolation protest at the Sumdo bridge below the nunnery, about 3 km from the county town.

Dharamshala: The second of the  two young men who self-immolated in the troubled area of Ngaba county in western China has passed away. Khayang, 18, died in a Bakham hospital on 8 October at around 1pm local time. The other man, Choepel, 19,  is believed to have died at the scene on October 7. The death of Khayang is the eighth death in Ngaba county in two and a half years.

Dharamsala: - Reports from Tibet say that two more Tibetans conducted self-immolation protests in an anti-China protest today. One is feared dead, the other in a serious condition.

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