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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

Expecting loyalty through brute force is insane

Military power and aggressive force have conquered, defeated, occupied and colonized many countries in the name of liberation, unity, democracy etc. But in the whole of human history

Nurturing the Embers of Rangzen – Jamyang Norbu

But it would be absolutely remiss of me if I did not mention the impressive efficiency and creativity with which the program

Flying the flag of Tibet

Following the protests against China's oppression of Tibet, Kashmiri Pandits have begun to view their plight through the Tibetan prism. Unfortunately, Kashmiri Pandits don't have a

Why Tibet matters

Is Tibet a nuisance for India, and when it negotiates with China on the border issue, should India unhesitatingly sacrifice Tibetan interests to secure our own? While there has been much talk

TIBET ON FIRE

In preparing for its supreme international triumph, hosting the 2008 Olympic Games, the People's Republic of China has built stadia,

Was It Violence? – Jamyang Norbu

It was unfortunate that when the protests started in Lhasa last month His Holiness made a statement threatening to resign because of “violence

Caught in the Middle, Called a Traitor

Italian, French and German. And this summer -- now that it looks as though I won't be able to go home to China

GRAB THAT TORCH! – Jamyang Norbu

Last Monday morning as I was packing my toilet stuff for a trip to San Francisco, my older daughter, Namkha Lhamo, rushed into the bathroom. She had seen the anti-torch rallies in London

PM makes great leap on China

LU Kewen, as our Prime Minister is known to tens of millions in Mandarin, is usually no Red Guard. In fact, he is a counter-revolutionary, having written his honours thesis admiringly

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