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“Now is the time” for Tibet

“Now is the time, to show the true colours of China to the world,” Ms Lhadon Tethong, Executive Director of the Students for a Free Tibet (SFT), told some 60 enthusiastic members

Tibetan film nominated for Norwegian Peace Film Award

A Tibetan documentary film “What Remains of us” by Francois Prevost and Hugo Latulippe has been selected for 18th Tromsø International Film Festival (TIFF) to be held from January

China crackdown flouts Olympic rights vow: activists

China's arrest of a prominent rights campaigner is part of an increasing crackdown on critics that breaks promises it made to land the Olympics, said activists who called

Ellen Bork: Bush needs to visit China’s dissidents

China's government arrested one of the country's most prominent dissidents late last month. State security agents entered the home of Hu Jia on Dec. 27, according to reports

Stand up to China

The Chinese thrive on taking advantage of India's weaknesses and having killed the nuclear deal, they would now want to further corner India. Which is why the forthcoming

Chinese writers, activists call for dissident’s release

The signatories also asked the international community to put more pressure on China to improve its human rights record. The letter urges the ruling Communist Party to improve

Fissures hard for Beijing to cover up

China intended the Olympics to be a $40billion showcase for its triumphant economic revival, but as Beijing grooms half a million volunteers to take visitors helpfully in hand, the authorities are nervously

The Dalai Lama’s Men

Meanwhile, shocked at his ignorance of the Tibetan tragedy, Sethu began interacting with the members of Gu-Chu-Sum, an association of former political prisoners from Tibet.

Stories China’s media could not write

When journalists at China's national broadcaster CCTV log on, one of the first things that pops up on screen is a notice about what not to report. These notices are

Tibetans seen forced to oppose Dalai Lama’s return

Chinese authorities have been forcing Tibetans to sign a petition opposing the Dalai Lama's return, a London-based group said, in apparent retaliation for the award of a high U.S.

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