Will the next nation please stand up
Tibetans across India and around the world this week applauded the Indian government’s decision to allow the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh in the face of Chinese opp
China rounds up dissidents as President Obama touches down in Beijing
Chinese officials have rounded up dozens of Beijings’s tiny coterie of activists and petitioners in case any dissident tries to approach President Obama, who arrived in the city today
A response to China’s Lincoln comparisons
The Chinese Government’s most recent abomination — comparing Abraham Lincoln’s war on slavery to the PRC’s brutal invasion and occupation of Tibet (and wrapping it all up with a ‘you-should-understand-slavery-because-you’re-black’
China detains organiser of ‘Families of Tainted Milk Powder Victims’
Chinese police in Beijing on Friday evening detained Zhao Lianhai, a parent of a victim of melamine-tainted milk powder and a core organiser of affected families nationwide, according to
“India should tell China to free Tibet”
Describing China as India’s biggest enemy, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) International President Mr. Ashok Singhal on Sunday reportedly asked India to make effort to free Tibet
Obama: Free expression is a universal right
Pressing for freedoms on China’s own turf, President Barack Obama said Monday that individual expression is not an American ideal but a universal right that should be available to all
China restricts Obama’s Q&A
It almost didn’t happen, but U.S. President Barack Obama will get a chance to showcase his famous oratory skills – live, but not quite uncensored – when he fields questions from Chinese university students in Shanghai
Obama Pushes for Freedoms in China
President Barack Obama, speaking in a nation where openness and Internet access are heated issues, told Chinese students here that the free flow of information makes societies stronger and holds political leaders accountable