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The War Over Words: Why Google’s New Approach to China Should Be the Only Approach

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Yesterday, Google announced formally what many of us in the human rights world told them four years ago would happen if they stepped into the ring with the Chinese
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How David Miliband betrayed Tibet

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Buried in the statement was Britain's recognition for the first time that, like "all other members of the EU… we regard Tibet as part of the People's Republic of China"
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India unwisely provided China cover

Dawa Paljor -
China is a schizophrenic power, a developing country on select international issues but a rising superpower that sees itself in the same league as the US in other matters, with its new muscular confidence on display
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Glimmer of hope for Tibetans

Dawa Paljor -
As we enter a new decade of the 21st century, can there be “understanding and far-sightedness” on the part of the regime in Beijing towards resolving the Tibetan d
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Paula Dobriansky: The Realist Case for Tibetan Autonomy

Dawa Paljor -
When President Obama didn't meet with the Dalai Lama during his October trip to Washington, it gave many the impression that human-rights promotion was not central to this administration's foreign policy
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Mantra for 2010

Dawa Paljor -
As we marked the end of 2009 to give way for a brand new year 2010, one can not but look back in retrospect over the past political adventures and misadvent
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A year that was China’s

Dawa Paljor -
2009 will be remembered as the year during which China asserted, often arrogantly, its newly-found economic and military strength. It has not only sailed thro
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What’s Next?

Dawa Paljor -
The problem is not that there is NOTHING to do. The difficulty is not knowing when and how to
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Loosing Distinction Between a ‘Traitor’ and Patriots: By Vijay Kranti

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One funny thing that has always intrigued me regarding Tibet is the laid back attitude of the Lord Chamberlain in Lhasa in 1950 when the radio message from Lhalu Tsewang Dor
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“Hope and Encouragement in times of hardship and adversity”:Envoy Kesang Gyaltsen’s new year message

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The year 2009 has been an extremely difficult one for the people of Tibet. Harsh repression marked the life of the Tibetan people inside Tibet under Chinese C
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