A protest consisting of over 10,000 people in southwest China's Guizhou Province was quashed around 2:00 a.m. on Sunday June 29, according to the state-run media.
The unrest was sparked by the local Chinese authorities' cover up of an alleged rape and murder of a 15-year-old female student. Local residents told The Epoch Times similar incidents have happened many times in the past, but criminals were all spared because of their government background.

BEIJING—Thousands of rioters torched police and government office buildings in southwest China on Saturday, in unrest triggered by allegations of a cover-up over a girl's death, residents and state media reported on Sunday.
About 10,000 people mobbed government offices in Weng'an county, Guizhou province, on Saturday afternoon demanding justice over the teenager's death after her body was found in a local river, a resident said.

MARCH TO TIBET CONCLUDES AS JAILED MARCHERS RELEASED
Tibetans prepare for actions during the Beijing Olympics in August
Dharamsala - After 110 days, the March to Tibet was officially brought to an end on Friday morning with a closing ceremony held at the Tibetan refugee camp in Paonta Sahib. The presidents of the five participating NGOs told the marchers to return to their settlements to enlist and energize their friends and family members to prepare for larger initiatives in August, during the Beijing Olympic Games.

On June 26, 2008 with help from Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the US House, the Asia Democracy Alliance held its 2nd high-level conference in the U.S. Capitol main building conference .
Leaders of various organizations and groups of the alliance who attended the conference included :
WEI Jingsheng, chair of the Overseas Chinese Democracy Coalition
HUANG Ciping, secretary-general of the Overseas Chinese Democracy Coalition,
Shibtsood Temtselt, chair of the Mongolian People's Party
Iris HO, Formosa Association for Public Affairs ,
Karma Zurkhang, President, Tibetan Association of North America.

Reporters Without Borders has recorded 24 cases of journalists, cyber-dissidents or free expression activists being arrested or sentenced to jail terms since the start of the year. At the same time, at least 80 foreign journalists have been obstructed in the course of their work, above all in the Tibetan regions and in Sichuan.

New Delhi, June 27 - The forty two Tibetan marchers from Nepal who left Kathmandu two days ago are now halfway from the border. The group of 25 monks, 17 nuns and 2 men who started their journey at 04:30 am June 25 reached Sankhu, a famous Buddhist pilgrimage site (Dorje Phakmo) around 20 kilometers from Boudhanath at 08:30 am where they rested briefly.

Today,the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) commemorates the eleventh anniversary of the UN International Day in Support of Victims ofTorture to recognize the pain and suffering that victims and survivors oftorture throughout the world has gone through.

Authorities in Beijing have extended the detention of Christian publisher Shi Weihan by a further two months while the police gather evidence against him, his wife says. Shi has been detained without charge since March.
HONG KONG--The wife of a Christian publisher who has been held by authorities in Beijing without charge since March says her husband’s detention has now been extended for a further two months to give the police time to collect evidence against him.

See :http://english.ntdtv.com/?c=145&a=3749

Chinese authorities in the western province of Qinghai have drastically shortened the planned Olympic torch relay, changing the route to avoid the hometown of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, amid tight security in Tibetan-populated areas.
HONG KONG—Tibetans called again for the return of their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, in western China, amid a tight security clampdown as the Olympic torch passed through the restive region on its way to start the Games in Beijing.

Nei giorni 12 e 13 maggio 2008, agenti del Partito Comunista Cinese (PCC) della contea di Suizhong, città di Huludao, provincia di Liaoning hanno ordinato a Guan Shulin e Li Wenjing, funzionari del Tribunale, di processare illegalmente i praticanti del Falun Gong, Qiu Peihua, Zhang Chongyue, Yang Jiangwei , Shen Wenling, Zhou Yingchun, Yang Guangwu, Feng Kelan, Yang Zhaofang e Yang Zhaoying. I signori Zhou Yingchun e Yang Zhaoying sono stati processati mentre erano immobilizzati a letto - nell'ospedale della contea di Suizhong - con la flebo e collegati ad ossigeno.

GuChuSum President Kusho Ngawang Woeber and March Coordinator Tsering Choedup travelled to Rebkong Piu to learn about the situation of the 31 marchers who were arrested while they attempted to cross the India border to Tibet on June 19. Permission for the visit was granted thanks to the efforts of Shimla RTYC President and Shimla Tenzin la who is also a member of the Local Assembly.

Lhasa
Mi hanno confermato che il 18 Giugno i monaci di Drepung hanno cercato di inscenare una manifestazione ma la polizia li ha costretti a rientrare nel monastero esplodendo diversi colpi di arma da fuoco a scopo intimidatorio.
Non risultano esserci stati feriti.
Lo stesso giorno anche i monaci di Sera hanno tentato di organizzare un corteo ma la polizia li ha ricacciati all’interno del monastero arrestando 12 religiosi.

Amdo e Kham

There is considerable disagreement about what exactly happened in Lhasa on March 14th – and why, but I think everyone is agreed on this one fact that the only accredited foreign journalist in Lhasa when the uprising began was James Miles, of the Economist. In an interview with CNN, Miles described the very deliberate manner in which the protesters went about doing what they did. “They marked those businesses that they knew to be Tibetan owned with white traditional scarves. Those businesses were left intact.