05 May 2012 ” Hundreds detained inTibet after self immolations” By: MSNBC

26 September 2011 “Two Tibetan Monks Set Themselves on Fire in Protest“By Edward Wong, The New York Times

23 June 2010 “Tibetans fear a broader crackdown,” by Andrew Jacobs, The New York Times

6 June 2009 “Report says valid grievances at root of Tibet unrest” by Edward Wong, The New York Times

17 November 2008 “Tibetan exiles meet to ponder strategy” by Edward Wong, The New York Times

24 July 2008 “Abuses against Tibetans protesting China’s Tibet crackdown” by Human Rights Watch

4 July 2008 “China Agrees to More Talks on Tibet” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

4 July 2008 “Tibet Talks Conclude With Little Progress“ by Jill Drew, The Washington Post

2 July 2008 “China Opens New Talks With Dalai Lama“ by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

27 June 2008 “China Says It Opposes Politicizing Olympics” by Howard W. French, The New York Times

23 June 2008 “Tensions rise between Tibetans, Chinese Muslims“ by Barbara Denick, LA Times

18 June 2008 “Tibet Autonomous Region: Access Denied” by Amnesty International

18 June 2008 “More Than 1000 Still Unaccounted For in Tibet Lock-Down as Olympic Torch Approaches Region, Says Amnesty International” by Amnesty International

10 June 2008 “China says stop Tibet protests to advance talks“ by Reuters

6 June 2008 “16 Monks Arrested in Tibet Bombings“ by Keith Bradsher, The New York Times

4 June 2008 “Beijing Suspends Licenses of 2 Lawyers Who Offered to Defend Tibetans in Court” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

22 May 2008 “China Earthquake Pushes Tibet to Sidelines” by Elisabeth Rosenthal, The New York Times

26 April 2008 “China to Meet With Dalai Lama’s Emissary“ by Jill Drew, The Washington Post

23 April 2008 “China Changes Course, Advocating Tempered Response to Its Critics” by Jill Drew, The Washington Post

21 April 2008 “Will restive Xinjiang be China’s next trouble spot after Tibet?” by Lindsay Beck, Reuters

19 April 2008 “China Said to Arrest 100 Protesting Monks” by Andrew Jacobs, The New York Times

18 April 2008 “Prominent Tibetan Figure Held by China, Friends Say” by Andrew Jacbos, The New York Times

17 April 2008 “New Museum Offers the Official Line on Tibet” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

14 April 2008 “Authorities acknowledge 4,000 detentions: thousands ‘disappear’ in ongoing Lhasa crackdown; Unrest at Drepung follows new patriotic education campaign” by International Campaign for Tibet

13 April 2008 “China’s Leader Insists Sovereignty Is at Stake Over Tibet” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

9 April 2008 “US Congress passes new Tibet legislation, condemns China’s crackdown in Tibet” by International Campaign for Tibet

30 March 2008 “Diplomats Visit Tibet Amid Anxiety Over Unrest” by David Barboza, The New York Times

29 March 2008 “Growing Gulf Divides China and Old Foe” by Howard W. French, The New York Times

29 March 2008 “Corporate Sponsors Nervous as Tibet Protest Groups Shadow Olympic Torch’s Run” by Heather Timmons, The New York Times

27 March 2008 “Europe and U.S. Press China Over Tibet” by Steven Lee Myers and Katrin Benhold, The New York Times

27 March 2008 “660 Held in Tibetan Uprising, China Says” by David Barboza, The New York Times

26 March 2008 “At Shuttered Gateway to Tibet, Unrest Simmers Against Chinese Rule” by Jake Hooker

25 March 2008 “China Sentences an Advocate of Land Rights to Five Years” by The Associated Press

25 March 2008 “China’s Wandering Eye” by Eric Reeves, The New Republic

24 March 2008 “Intellectuals in China Condemn Crackdown“ by Howard W. French, The New York Times

22 March 2008 “China’s Genocide Games” by Eric Reeves, The New York Times

21 March 2008 “China Admits to Wounding 4 Tibetan Demonstrators” by Howard W. French, The New York Times

20 March 2008 “China Won’t Alter Olympic Torch Path” By Juliet Macur and David Lague, The New York Times

19 March 2008 “China Tries Rights Advocate; Verdict Expected in Week” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

18 March 2008 “Simmering Resentments Led to Tibetan Backlash” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

18 March 2008 “In the Provinces, Life for Tibetans Is a Troubled Mix” by Maureen Fan, The Washington Post

18 March 2008 “China Premier Blames Dalai Lama for ‘Appalling’ Violence in Tibet” by David Lague, The New York Times

17 March 2008 “China invokes Panchen Lama” by Agence France-Presse

17 March 2008 “Curbs on Protest in Tibet Lashed by Dalai Lama” by Somini Sengupta, The New York Times

16 March 2008 “Tibetans Clash With Chinese Police in Second City” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

15 March 2008 “Ruthless Campaign of Cultural Destruction” by Barney Faulkner, The Independent

15 March 2008 “Violence in Tibet as Monks Clash With the Police” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

10 March 2008 “Tibet exiles begin protest march” by BBC News

9 March 2008 “Chinese Lawyer Says He Was Detained and Warned on Activism” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

8 March 2008 “China Defends Sudan Policy and Criticizes Olympics Tie-In” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

5 March 2008 “Beijing’s Propaganda Campaign Can’t Obscure Complicity in Darfur Genocide” by Eric Reeves

29 February 2008 “China to Reconsider One-Child Limit” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

23 February 2008 “China, in New Role, Presses Sudan on Darfur” by Lydia Polgreen, The New York Times

15 February 2008 “China Rejects Darfur Criticism” by David Lague, The New York Times

1 February 2008 “China Accuses Online Activist of Subversion” by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

2 January 2008 “A Voice for Rural Women of China” by John M. Glionma, LA Times

30 January 2008 “Dissident’s Arrest Hints at Olympic Crackdown“ by Jim Yardley, The New York Times

5 January 2008 “In Chinese Factories, Lost Fingers and Low Pay“ by David Barboza, The New York Times

30 December 2007 “China Detains Dissident, Citing Subversion” by Joseph Kahn, The New York Times

17 March 2006 “New Details on China’s Death Camp Emerge” by Epoch Times China Affairs Correspondent

25 January 2006 “Google: China decision painful but right” by Ben Hirschler, distributed by Reuters

25 January 2006 “China turns screws on media as Google self-censors” by Benjamin Kang Lim, Distributed by Reuters

25 January 2006 “Google Launches censored China Site” by Chrisotpher Bodeen, in the Associated Press

23 October 2005 “‘Mao’: The Real Mao” by Nicholas Kristof in The New York Times

29 August 2005 “China, genocide mastermind, to be in charge of Khmer Rouge Trial” by The Cambodian Press Headlines

19 August 2004 “China Detains Buddhist Leader” by The Washington Post Foreign Service

9 July 2002 “Why Does America Fear This Court?” by The Washington Post