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The Challenge of Rangzen

This is why when some Tibetan MPs resolved in September 2004 to contest a previous resolution adopted with the majority support - about the possibility to review the Middle Way policy

Reflections on a political solution, by Jamyang Norbu

One of the first steps that might be undertaken is to seek various local administrative bodies, state legislatures, even national parliaments to proclaim Tibet an "occupied country"

As Dalai Lama gains, Tibetans lose

When the Dalai Lama received the Gold Medal in the Washington, the Chinese authorities, recalling the massive demonstrations of 1987, deployed the PAP in several strategic monasteries

The Merkel effect

Enter the Dalai Lama, the revered Tibetan spiritual leader. Chancellor Angela Merkel honoured his spiritual credentials by receiving him at her official residence,

The Jewel in the Ballot Box: Electing a New Dalai Lama

Jamyang Norbu genuine democratic government that can unite all Tibetans to face and overcome such attacks on their religion and sacred institutions and ensure that the 15th Dalai Lama returns safely to his own people

Some Memories of the Great Lotsawa Gedun Chophel

by Jamyang Norbu since I met Gedun Chophel la, so I don’t remember very much. I just meet him a few times and only had some polite conversation with him. He was my brother Sonam Tomjor’s close friend

Will China love the Olympic spotlight?

When the International Olympic Committee awarded Beijing the 2008 Summer Games in July 2001, the announcement ignited wild celebrations across the country. The Chinese Communist Party hoped to use

Why we should fear China

The fact that most discussions about China focus on its astounding economic and industrial success rather than on its continued autocracy and suppression of human rights again highlights

His Holiness the Dalai Lama meets Canadian PM

Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Dalai Lama exchange Kata scarves before their meeting on Parliament Hill on Monday, Ocotber 29, 2007. Harper joins a growing group of western leaders who have deliberately chosen to greet the revered Tibetan leader in official venues, ignoring the objections of the Chinese government.(Photo by Tom Hanson/Canadian Press)

China’s threat to freedom

China's strident and arrogant protests over the United States' granting the Dalai Lama its prestigious Congressional Gold Medal dramatises the dangers it poses to liberty as

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