The future is here and the leader has seen it
Instead of begging His Holiness to lead us on, we must come forward and take up the challenge he is handing over to us, his children.
An open letter to Wen Jiabao
It’s time the true wishes of the Chinese people be expressed. And there’s no one who can do it more effectively than you, Mr Wen.
The Question of Linguistic Autonomy for Tibetans
If both the spoken and written language of a people die, then it is as if the entire population of that people has died and the people have been decimated.
Dear Envoys, how was your trip to Peking?
Dear envoys, did the Chinese officials listen to and acknowledge your views and opinions?
Who are the real separatists?
Tibetan and Chinese people have a long tradition of helping each other and have deep mutual respect and admiration. However, the portrayal of Tibetans in Chinese official media this year has left an image of Tibetans as enemies.
The Fear in Lhasa, as Felt in Beijing – Part II
He did not keep silent because of fear, on the contrary, he was willing to allow me to record and make public his experience full of fear. Why?
The Fear in Lhasa, as Felt in Beijing – Part I
They came to clean the streets, and what they wiped out were us Tibetans, because we are garbage in their eyes.
Why the march matters
What we exile Tibetans can do is to strengthen our democratic foundations by exercising our rights to free expression and action.
Tibet’s Second Uprising
How will Beijing proceed after the historic Tibetan uprising of March 2008? And how will the Tibetans themselves?
Don’t Stop the Revolution!
Dharamshala’s hope, of course, is that if the crisis is stopped it could go back trying to negotiate with Beijing. In spite of all that has happened in Tibet our leaders completely fail to see that this will never happen.