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Wild life poaching still rampant in Tibet

According to reliable sources, early this year, a group of western adventurers found some fresh carcasses of over 20 Tibetan antelopes that had been slaughtered and skinned for their precious shatoosh wool.

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update: Day 5

The Tibetan Youth Congress-led hunger strike of fourteen Tibetans at Jantar Mantar in Delhi enters the fifth day. The health conditions of the hunger strikers show signs of deteriorating.

China’s clampdown on newsletter startles publisher

Now the Communist system has turned against him. Chinese police investigators and local officials have descended on his office, interrogated him and ordered him to shut down

United Nations: ’world parliament’ or tool of imperialism?

The UN remained tight lipped when China annexed Tibet, looked the other way when US President Nixon blasted neutral Cambodia and Laos during the Vietnam War and more recently

China’s one-party monopoly of power is coming to an end

Increasing numbers are speaking up against local tyrannies and corruption, and no longer can the state silence them. Last year a conference paper called for the party to split

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update: Day 4

The heat wave of Delhi is increasing along with the number of days of the hunger strike of fourteen Tibetans led by Tibetan Youth Congress in New Delhi, now going into its fourth day. Having to live underneath a tent in harsh weather is hard

Indefinite Hunger Strike Update: Day 3

The indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, organized by Tibetan Youth Congress to press the demands of the Tibetan people, enters the third day. After a brief respite in the form of showers, hot and humid weather conditions

China sounds warning on threat of spreading deserts

Deserts, which cover a fifth of China, are spreading on the upper reaches of the Yellow River, on the Qinghai-Tibet plateau and parts of Inner Mongolia and Gansu, the forestry

Tibetan community of Northern California Celebrates Trung-Kar

Attired in best of their dresses including many in traditional garb, and bringing best of the dishes saved for the day, Tibetans and non-Tibetans of all ages thronged the good old

Singing for a free Tibet

Amalia Rubin has never visited the Asian country, but her music is a hit in oppressed nation. The 20-year-old college junior from Niskayuna captured Best International Artist

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