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Monthly Archives: June, 2006

Steel Butterflies: Prostitution in Lhasa

A photo exhibition by Sarah Schorr, an American Photographer at Gallery 9 in Kathmandu titled 'Steel Butterflies' depicts the lives of Tibetan and Chinese prostitutes

China And The Internet

Authorities in China temporarily denied access to two popular Internet search engines, Sina-dot-com and Sohu-dot-com

Bhutan-China boundary must be finalised

With growing concerns raised by the people the 85th session of the National Assembly resolved

China bird flu goof-up uncovered

Long-held suspicions that Chinese authorities either covered up or overlooked an early human infection

Read: Tibetan as hell

PEOPLE should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people. V for

Timely to tour Tibet

We've only been in Tibet for 15 minutes and already the girl ahead of me at the airport is crying. Four Chinese

His Holiness’ second coming

The Dalai Lama will visit Geelong next year. Buddhism's global figurehead will return

Silk Road threatens Sikkim tribes, says the Church

Re-opening the Silk Road “threatens the lives of the Bhutias and the Lepchas, sister tribes that

Tibetans in Exile see Red, plan protests

Even as the Chinese government has proposed a mega event to mark, the completion of long waited railways linking China with Tibetan Autonomous Region, the Tibetan support groups and the NGO's

TCHRD Commemorates International Day Against Torture

Tommorrow-25 June 2006- is UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) commemorates the day in support of victims

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