A Tibetan child is pictured with a Free Tiet bandana as Tibetan activists in-exile take part in a protest in New Delhi to mark World Human Rights Day. A 16-year-old Tibetan girl has died after setting herself on fire, Chinese state media said December 10, in an area that has become a flashpoint for protests against Beijing's rule. – Photo by AFP

Tibetan activists in-exile take part in a protest in New Delhi. – Photo by AFP

Exiled Tibetans hold placards as they participate in a rally to mark International Human Rights Day in Katmandu. – Photo by AP

An exiled Tibetan Buddhist man prays during a rally to mark World Human Rights Day in New Delhi, India. – Photo by AP

An exiled Tibetan Buddhist man prays during a rally at least 86 people have set themselves on fire since 2009. – Photo by AP

Exiled Tibetans march wearing portraits of Tibetans who have allegedly immolated themselves in protest against Chinese rule, during a rally to mark World Human Rights Day in India. – Photo by AP

An exiled Tibetan woman holds a Tibetan flag during a rally to mark World Human Rights Day in India. – Photo by AP

Exiled Tibetans tie balloons to pictures of Tibetans who they say have self-immolated. - Photo by AP

Exiled Tibetans throw tsampa, or barley flour, in the air during a small ceremony to celebrate the anniversary of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama's Nobel Prize and to mark World Human Rights Day in Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. – Photo by AP

Photographs of Tibetans who have allegedly self-immolated themselves in protest against Chinese rule, hang from a wire during a rally to mark World Human Rights Day in India. – Photo by AP

A Tibetan exile runs after setting himself on fire during a protest against the upcoming visit of Chinese President Hu Jintao to India. – Photo by Reuters