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Chinese authorities refuse to say why he has been locked up.

Chinese authorities hold two Tibetans in connection with a self-immolation, later releasing one.

Wanted in connection with a protest, he had evaded capture for more than a year.

They are seized by police for raising cries in support of a protest calling for Tibetan freedom.

Chinese authorities move against Tibetans celebrating elections for an exile government.

Police hold two, including a former official and a police officer.

Three are held for recovering Wangchuk Tseten's mobile phone, while two others are detained for filming the protest.

China seeks to control the flow of information from a restive Tibetan-majority region.

Chinese police have begun a general sweep of Tibet’s capital since Sunday’s self-immolation protests.

Chinese police tighten security in a restive Tibetan county following a solitary protest.

Chinese police hold monks who wrote about conditions in Tibet.

Dolkar Lhamo had asked for the release of her brother's body to his family, and for an explanation of his death in prison.

He is taken into custody without explanation after being called to police headquarters in Dartsedo.

A Tibetan monk launches a solitary protest, in a growing trend.

Police had said they would 'watch him for a year' after releasing him following an earlier protest.

Concern mounts over the fate of a Tibetan writer missing since late July.

Chinese authorities crack down on 'political' assertions of Tibetan national identity.

He had been held for more than a year before his family was sure he was in custody.

Chinese police detain a Tibetan monk suspected of involvement in a February protest.

Wangchuk had shared books by the Dalai Lama and other banned material on social media, sources say.

Four are still held in custody in Tibet's Driru county.

Chinese authorities detain and sentence Tibetans as protests surge against Beijing's rule.

The detentions follow Chinese government warnings against posting illegal content on the WeChat messaging service.

Police take his uncle into custody the following day, a local source says.

They are held on suspicion of activities challenging Chinese rule in Tibetan areas.

The three Kirti monks, one still unidentified, staged protests on different days in Sichuan's Ngaba county.

All three had voiced concerns for Tibet's environment.

Detentions come as a respected Tibetan leader calls for an end to self-immolations.

They are suspected of actions upholding Tibetan national and cultural identity.

The monks are being held incommunicado, according to a source in exile.