On March 15, the March to Tibet restarted with 44 marchers and 2 organizers.
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About 2,000 Tibetans and supporters gathered in Dharamsala today at 6:30pm. They did kora and gathered at the Tsuglakhang where the most recent news of the protests inside Tibet was read.
“Protests which started on Monday 10 are still raging in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa. Today, events seem to have taken a turn for the worse, as demonstrated in this photo taken by a tourist and retrieved by France 24. This is one of the only photos to have made it through the Chinese censors. Beijing has effectively established a blackout on all information about the event. There are even fewer images available than when violence broke out at protests in Burma in September last year. Until today, the only shots published of the demonstrations in Lhasa are those from two Belgian tourists travelling in Tibet.”
Photo courtesy of The Observers France 24.
Mobile pictures depicting the protests in Amdo Labrang [in Chinese: Sangchu County, Kanlho “Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture”, Gansu Province].
These pictures were taken this afternoon. Thousands of monks and laypeople have converged in the streets protesting the authorities.
Photos courtesy of the Tibetan Center for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD).
Some photos from our three-day training for the Core Marchers on Non-Violent Resistance and Discipline from March 6 to 8, 2008, at Dolmaling Nunnery, Dharamshala.


