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Chinese Communist Ideology: An Idealistic Approach

Unlike in the democratic countries, under the Chinese communist regime, the people do not enjoy the right to adult suffrage, that could well be inferred as one of the many needs of the Chinese people.

Boycott Campaign’s Hour Has Come

A few years ago when we first started to organize our boycott campaign, and even last year when we first launched it internationally, we were essentially speaking to a world quite happy to go on buying cheap Chinese products and one that didn't really care about the consequences.

Tibet reminds us of our own past

Economic sanctions can help topple unjust regimes. In South Africa, we have direct experience of this. This makes it all the more ironic when South African companies invest in countries whose human rights records leave much to be desired or that are occupied by invaders.

Travelling through Tibet

It was a September afternoon and I was freezing in the bus as it laboriously chugged up the mountain pass. The bus was old and rickety, the windows wouldn’t close and holes in the floor allowed me to see the road.

Travelling through Tibet

Donkeys are a common form of transport here.

Speaking Tree: Interdependence of All Living Beings

All major traditions in the world agree that negative emotions cause both physical and mental suffering. To be happy and free of suffering we need to cultivate positive attributes like compassion, generosity and loving-kindness.

Truth’s Triumph Over Evil

The issue was covered widely by the Indian media which also showed its solidarity with the six victims. But for the Tibetans it is a matter of joy since the man in question is the same man who once carried a thirty six page cover story filled with blatant lies and unethical reporting of his short visit to Tibet

China must heed human rights: Rau

It takes guts for foreign dignitaries on state visits to China to depart from their hosts' strictly choreographed script and raise the issue of human rights. When German President Johannes Rau paid a visit to China in mid-September, however, he did not bend to pressure.

Justice denied and rights denied: Tibetan refugees in Nepal

The status of the Tibetans refugees in Nepal is a long standing issue that is often raised in Katmandu. Tibetans in Nepal are virtually stateless. The fact is that the Tibetans residing in Nepal have no legal status.

New option for Tibetan talk with China?

There have been several rounds of talk with the Chinese government authorities in order to solve the Tibetan issue. Yet, no results have emerged out of them. The main reason behind the failure of the talk

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