US China policy must be unbending on human rights
The elite in China may have gotten rich, but the same nagging problems remain, including China’s brutal Tibetan crackdowns, its violent abuse of Falun Gong, and its constant military threats against Taiwan
Chinese authorities partied to provoke monks: report
Situation in Dege Gonchen monastery, where gunshot incident was reported earlier, continues to deteriorate as tension escalated after scuffle between Chinese authorities
Taking Back Our Losar, 2009
I was visiting Phayul the other day and I noticed a link on the corner that proclaimed “Say No to Losar 2009”. Click the link and it takes you to a registration page
Dozens arrested as ‘No New Year’ movement spreads
Police in Lhasa have arrested dozens of Tibetans suspected of supporting a campaign against celebrating the Tibetan New Year, reported the Times
Hillary Clinton’s challenge to PRC
Clinton said the new administration “will speak out for the human rights and religious freedom of the people of Tibet. If Tibetans are to live in harmony with the rest of China’s people, their religion and culture must be respected.
Edinburgh campaigners plan Tibet protests: Report
Protests, debates and cultural events are being planned by campaigners from all over Scotland next month in capital Edinburgh to mark the 50th anniversary of the Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule