Oct. 12 (HRW): Sophie Richardson, China director at Human Rights Watch said repressive policies against Tibetans “designed to curtail their right to free expression, association, and religious belief” Read More
Oct. 9 (WSJ/by Pamela Kyle Crossley): China’s national evolution in the post-imperial period is rooted in a vibrant tradition of popular opposition to tyrannical government and an openness Read More
Oct. 13 (Phayul): In a press statement following his first meeting with members of Task Force on Negotiations, Kalon Tripa Dr Lobsang Sangay said, “I have … asked Read More
Oct. 12 (New York Times): Citing official Chinese statistics, Human Rights Watch said from 2002 to 2006, the public security spending in Ngaba Tibetan area was three times Read More
