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Monthly Archives: May, 2008

The Chinese are upset again

Returning recently from a visit to China, a friend of mine e-mailed me: "The Chinese are deeply upset with the French, they are really furious." Why? Because, the Olympic flame's

Day 50 of continued protest in New York

More than 2,000 Tibetans and supporters gathered at the Chinese Consulate in New York to protest the brutal crackdown in Tibet. The crowd included Tibetans and supporters not only from New York

Cycle Relay by RTYC- Pokhara

The Regional Chapter of TYC Jampaling Tibetan Camp Dulegaunda, a settlement comprising of Lodrik youth conducted a cycle rally which saw 35 voluntary participants

Dalai Lama has committed ‘monstrous crimes’: China’s state press

China's state press accused the Dalai Lama on Monday of "monstrous crimes," a day after Chinese officials reportedly agreed with envoys of the exiled Tibetan Buddhist to keep the door open

Torch relay worsens China crackdown: Uighur leader

The planned route of the Olympic torch through China's restive Xinjiang region is worsening Chinese repression there and should be cancelled, a leader of the area's ethnic Uighur population

SHADOW TIBET: Jamyang Norbu’s Selected Writing 1989 to 2004

Jamyang Norbu says in the introduction to this collection of his essays that his role model is George Orwell. Having read Orwell’s

China ‘using internet spy filters’

A US politician has accused the Chinese government of ordering US-owned hotels in China to install internet filters that can spy on international visitors coming to watch the summer Olympic games

China, Dalai Lama envoys agree to keep talking: official media

China and the Dalai Lama's envoys agreed to keep the door open on dialogue after holding talks here Sunday, state media said, although no breakthrough in ending the Tibet crisis was reported

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Blogger– Jamyang Norbu

The Tibetan poet and writer Woeser, under house arrest in Beijing since March 10th, has been constantly writing and updating the world about recent events in

Muslims of Tibet

Masood Butt is a Tibetan, living in India. But, unlike most other Tibetans in exile, who are Buddhists, Butt is a Muslim. However, apart from his faith, there is little else to distinguish

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