Tibetan death sentences get little attention in China
When two Tibetans were sentenced to death on Wednesday for setting fire to shops during last year’s protest riots in Lhasa, the Chinese authorities for some reason chose to tell the rest of the world before they told their own citizens
CTA to conduct second demographic survey of Tibetans in exile
The second demographic survey of Tibetan exiles around the world would be conducted on Sunday, April 12, the Office of the Planning Commission of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) announced today
Editor Dismissed Over Pro-Beijing Edits, Say Sources
The top editor of Toronto’s Sing Tao Daily was fired after he edited out criticisms of the Chinese regime from a front-page story published during the thick of the heavily repressed protests in Tibet last year,
Dalai Lama envoy asks China to suggest way forward: Report
China must suggest ways to break a deadlock in talks on Tibet or the Dalai Lama’s representatives will assume Beijing is not interested in a negotiated solution,
China dissident becomes Tibet’s unlikely champion
Wu, however, firmly believes that Tibet should be — and was — independent. “Tibet has nothing to do with the Han Chinese,” Wu said, referring to China’s main ethnicity