From Dharamsala Tibet protesters recount Chinese atrocity
Two Tibetan brothers involved in last year’s protests against Chinese rule in Tibet have reached Dharamsala, putting the number of escapees involved in last year’s anti-China unrest in recent weeks to a total of nine
Time for a democratic China
Over the past 100 years, there have been all sorts of autocracies which have ruthlessly suppressed human rights. They brought tremendous tragedy to human society, and created
China’s Lawyers Face a Crackdown
But it doesn’t always work this way. Mr. Jiang’s story is a case in point: A former school teacher from Henan province, last year he led a group of lawyers who volunteered to represent Tibetans after the March
4 girls eye Miss Tibet crown
Four Tibetan girls will compete this year for Miss Tibet crown next month. Dolkar, 24, from Dehra Dun; Ngawang Choying, 18, from Darjeeling; Tenzin Choezom, 20, from Dharamshala; and, Yeshi Lhamo, 24, from Bir, will go through a series
Autonomy Is Solution for Tibet, Dalai Lama Says
The influx of Han Chinese and the growing restrictions on religious practice have become the biggest threats to Tibet, which faces “something like a death sentence” under Chinese rule, said the Dalai Lama