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His whereabouts are unknown after he spoke out against the installed religious teacher.

Kelsang Tsering is in a hospital in Sichuan for treatment of a life-threatening injury, a Tibetan source says.

Prison officials block visits by his lawyer and family.

Lobsang Dargye is being held at a remote army camp where he is beaten every day, a local source says.

He had spoken out while under supervision after completing a lengthy term in prison.

Visitors litter, pose for photos, and show disrespect for religious traditions, local sources say.

Devotees gather in 'unprecedented' numbers, sources say.

Traditional gatherings in Tibetan areas grow in size as Tibetans assert their cultural identity in the face of China's domination.

Large numbers of Chinese tourists and workers meanwhile enter Lhasa without restrictions, sources say.

Chinese authorities continue crackdown as self-immolations rage in Tibetan-populated areas.

Taken into custody by Chinese police in June, he has not been heard from since.

Chinese authorities try again to reduce the population of Serthar county's Larung Gar Buddhist Academy.

Woechung Gyatso was taken into custody after participating in a Chinese-led workshop on laws regulating internet use.

Buddhist leader says China must show it believes in rebirth before discussing sensitive reincarnation issue.

In Tibetan regions, the exiled spiritual leader's 80th year is observed along with Losar festivities.

The Sydney University's action stems from pressure from China, some groups say.

Rapid changes in the Chinese Communist Party will help the Tibetan cause, the Dalai Lama tells RFA.

Tibet’s spiritual leader says he will re-evaluate the institution in about 14 years.

Two suspected Indian members of the Bangladeshi militant group have been arrested, police say.

Gathering in Dharamsala declares traditional Tibetan method of choosing successor “will be followed.”

Experts question whether China will carry out impartial environmental impact assessments.

Numbers of fatalities and injuries are expected to rise as reports come in from remote areas.

Court officials and Tibetans say many Tibetans are now being handed jail terms as part of an ongoing crackdown.

Damage to houses, school buildings and monasteries is extensive.

Stores serving the public may no longer sell or display images of the exiled spiritual leader, authorities say.

Chinese authorities say they have arrested a police officer who has confessed to the murder of a Tibetan monk.

The party's formation is cautiously welcomed by observers of Tibet's exile politics and freedom struggle.

The Tibetan government-in-exile slams the Chinese government over 'repression' in Tibetan areas.

But close ties between mining firms and higher authorities block effective protest.

The event is observed with fireworks and with prayers in public gatherings and private homes.