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Sudan sanctions and China’s genocidal peccadilloes

After all, China is still occupying Tibet after fifty years. The brutalizing and occupation of Tibet hasn’t bothered the world either. Never has. Never will.

On politics and privilege: Protesting the Olympic Torch in Tibet

Privilege is a complex subject. On the one hand, those of us who enjoy countless privileges often take them for granted, despite reminders to 'be grateful for what we have.' On the other hand,

Making Sense of the Senseless: Violence in Dharamsala

Last night, news came that one of the Tibetan men who were brutally beaten, along with two Tibetan women, by some 35-strong mob of local Taxi and auto drivers on May 2 had died in a hospital from his injuries. This piece

McleodGanj Clash: A Non-Tibetan’s Reflection

It seems like Indian Government has submitted herself to practice of no such laws. Tibetans coming into exile to take political refuge in India are registered as foreigners. Thus they are perpetually living in the uncertain

A Rarefied Feat at Mt. Everest: A Tribute to the 5 SFTers

When great men perform exceptional feats, the least ordinary people like us can do is to pay tribute to them. The recent action at Mt. Everest by five such people who spoke from the mountaintop

Future Seeds….. Where are they?

“The small things you do in life makes a difference, no matter how small it is.” This reminds me of the starfish story when a man was picking up starfish which are carried by the waves towards the shores.

Gedun Choephel and the Snow Lion

Any Tibetan who considers himself or herself as being educated, modern-minded, or just "different" will lose no time in swearing by the name of Gedun Choephel. After all, he embodied the

Fifty Years Ago: The Asian Relations Conference

2007 is a year of celebrations; not only for India, but for Asia and Europe as well. In August, India will commemorate the 60th Anniversary of her Independence from the British.

Tibetan Struggle: The Emerging Force

Going by the unprecedented exemplary show of strength and solidarity for the cause of Tibet in recent times, especially observing the extraordinary protest rallies across the world this March 10th 2007;

RANGZEN: THE CASE FOR INDEPENDENT TIBET — Jamyang Norbu

There is a rare and defining moment in human history when a crushing and seemingly permanent tyranny reveals on the surface of its implacable structure the first tiny cracks of impending collapse —

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