Bombardier Targeted by Tibetan Rights Groups
Students for a Free Tibet set its sights on Canada’s Bombardier today for its participation in the controversial railway being built by China through Tibet.
Oral statements made by UN Tibet Team at the ongoing 61st session of the UN Commission on Human Rights
Honorable Chairperson, The People’s Republic of China (PRC) has ratified the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) on 27 March 2001.
Don’t Abandon Tibet: Why Europe must not lift the arms embargo on China
I was in Europe this month to receive an award from the Geuzen Resistance 1940-1945 Foundation on behalf of the International Campaign for Tibet.
Some Thoughts for My Fellow Tibetans
When Tibetan World invited me to write something for the magazine I thought of talking about things that will provoke my fellow Tibetans to introspect and to take stock of their situation before venturing to face the world.
ADB supports Western Development Drive, but not in Tibet
During 2005-2007, China’s Western Development Drive policy will receive substantial financial support from the Asian Development Bank, with the bank allocating 80% of their Chinese loan resources to the central and western regions of the PRC.
Taktshang: a Buddhist legend
The legend of Taktshang (tiger’s lair) evolves from tantric mythology when, in 747 AD, Guru Rinpoche (Padma Sambhava) chose a cave on this sheer rock face to meditate and, assuming his wrathful form
Delhi wants China to clear air on Sikkim
China may well have accepted Sikkim as an integral part of India but does not quite know how to say it.