(TibetanReview.net, Sep10’22)
After decades of being refugees I realize that we’ve become unused to giving towards our own interests. We’ve gotten too used to foreign aid and personal sponsors. Well, no foreign aid or sponsor is going to help us...
(TibetanReview.net, Aug21’22)
Tibetan Review is giving you a time to tune out the news, for a second, so that you can settle in with a good book.
We asked our Tibetan exile icons, thinkers and changemakers from novelist, journalist, filmmaker, academician,...
While no one can predict what any possible or eventual breakup of the People’s Republic of China will entail, it is certain that Tibetans, Uyghurs and Mongols of Inner Mongolia are not the only peoples yearning for independence from...
Noting that the ever worsening trends of developments concerning China, both nationally and internationally, keep auguring well for those seeking the resolution of the Tibet issue, Nawang Phuntsog*, Professor Emeritus, calls on the Tibetan people to unite to take...
By: Liem Giok In
Contending that the tragic issue of Tibet, for all its appeals to the sympathetic world, lack a political solution as at present, LIEM Giok In* feels that the Tibetan people’s energy and uniquely inherited gift...
Pointing out that the democratic West led by the United States, and branded by China as a ‘paper Tiger’, does not have a great record of being able to defend freedom and democracy when it comes to the crunch...
Losang Gyatso* contends that the Tibet issue needs to be strengthened by taking advantage of the fact that the Dalai Lama is not only the charismatic force that garners global support for the Tibet issue but also the one...
(TibetanReview.net, Nov27’21)
As the world marked on Nov 25 the 40th anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, Rene Wadlow* recalls the history behind this declaration...
Luna L.H.* condemns allegations of political intrigue made against a Dhomey member by Chithue Monlam Tharchin for insidiously implicating the Dhomey constituency as a whole, and hopes that such comments are neither allowed by the Speaker nor tolerated by...
Norbu Tsering* is concerned that a seemingly domineering coterie of members of the 17th Tibetan Parliament in Exile, some using the tool of scriptural-line flourishes, appear to have made it the sine qua non of their functioning to try...
