China Tibet Repression

  • Detained Tibetan Contested Right To Keep Dalai Lama Picture In Tibet

    Detained Tibetan Contested Right To Keep Dalai Lama Picture In Tibet

    A detained Tibetan contested right to keep Dalai Lama picture in Tibet. The Tibetan youth living in northwest China’s Qinghai province was held by police for two weeks for the having kept the photo of exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The young Tibetan is reported to have defended his right to…

  • China Bully: It Vows To Act ‘Resolutely’ Against Dissenting Voices

    China Bully: It Vows To Act ‘Resolutely’ Against Dissenting Voices

    Tibetans all over the world staged protests in major world cities marking the anniversary of the Chinese occupation of Tibet last week. The anniversary also coincided with the annual news conference of Tibet’s delegation to China. The Chinese government vowed to tackle any Anti-China and separatist sentiments with a greater resolve than before and said…

  • Tibetans Do Not Identify China Appointed Panchen Lama

    Tibetans Do Not Identify China Appointed Panchen Lama

    Tibetans do not identify China appointed Panchen Lama when they were asked about him says The Washington Post bureau Chief in Beijing. He told that Tibetans only identified the six year old Panchen Lama recognised by the Dalai Lama. They did not relate to the Chinese appointed Panchen; Gyaltsen Norbu despite Chinese propaganda.

  • China Says Highest Priority Is Eliminating Dalai Lama Roots

    China Says Highest Priority Is Eliminating Dalai Lama Roots

    China’s highest priority is to eliminate the influence of the Dalai Lama roots according to the new top China’s Communist Party leader in Tibet. The party head clearly informed that they will work at countering the Dalai Lama’s influence at the highest priority on its ethnic affairs in Tibet according to Tibet daily.

  • Tibetan Political Prisoner Detained A Day After Release

    Tibetan Political Prisoner Detained A Day After Release

    A Tibetan writer Gangkye Drubpa Kyab, a political prisoner at the Sichuan’s Minyak Rangakha prison was freed by the Chinese authorities on September 16. The writer was sentenced to prison term of five and half year. Surprisingly, the authorities released the writer after serving four years, one and half years earlier than the sentence, urging…

  • China Supports Pakistan: Says Pakistan Media

    China Supports Pakistan: Says Pakistan Media

    Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang met in New York on 21st September. Following this the Pakistan media reported the Chinese premier’s assurance that China supports Pakistan which explains that China endorses Pakistan’s stance on Kashmir and it will continue to support Pakistan on this.

  • Report Explains Tibet Becoming China’s Playground

    Report Explains Tibet Becoming China’s Playground

    A report in the yahoo news titled as Tibet becoming China’s playground was published today where in the author explains how the Chinese are exploiting the economic opportunities in the field of tourism in Tibet. The booming tourism business in Tibet that is generating on an average a revenue of $2.9 billion.

  • China’s New Party Chief In Tibet Calls To Strengthen Criticism Of Dalai Lama

    China’s New Party Chief In Tibet Calls To Strengthen Criticism Of Dalai Lama

    According to reports from the Reuters the newly appointed China’s party chief in Tibet has called for a stronger denunciation of Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The newly appointed party chief Wu Yingjie who was named for the post last Sunday immediately put out the reasons for the reshuffle by showing their…

  • China Issues Handbook Of Warning Tibetan Monks Against All Protests

    China Issues Handbook Of Warning Tibetan Monks Against All Protests

    The local Chinese authorities in Ngaba county in the South Western Chinese province Sichuan has issued a handbook in a red cover to the local Tibetan monks of the Kirti monastery whose title was targeted as a book of law for monastery according to Central Tibetan Administraion. The book primarily declares any form of peaceful…

  • US Lawmakers Ask Obama To Redouble Support For Tibetan People

    US Lawmakers Ask Obama To Redouble Support For Tibetan People

    The US Congressman McGovern leading 72 US lawmakers has written a letter to the President of United States, Barack Obama which instructs the out-going president to prioritize the issue of Tibet during his last few months at the office on Wednesday. The letter comes as result of no progress in the view of finding a…