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Restoring Tibetan Supreme Justices: An Ode to the Supreme Strength of Public Mobilization

OPINION While not claiming a direct causal link to the recent and widely welcomed amendment of the Charter of Tibetans in Exile by the Tibetan Parliament in Exile—which allows for...
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India lagging behind the West on Tibet stance?

OPINION Given the recent US adoption of the ‘Resolve Tibet Act’ and the passing of significant resolutions on Tibet...
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Fighting for Tibet must be a Team Effort

OPINION Robert Vanwey* contends that people, especially those with expert knowledge, who worry for the future of Tibet, Tibetan...
Letters

It’s time for India to revise its voice on Tibet

This is a quick rebut of the article ‘It’s time for India to reclaim its voice on Tibet’...
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Reflections on the Second Fact Finding Delegation, 1980

Phuntsog Wangyal* reflects on the vicissitudes of times dating from what he witnessed during a delegation visit to...
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Tibet issue hit by global economic crisis?

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By Pema Thinley (TibetanReview.net Mar09'09) China has again closed Tibet to foreigners and deployed extra troops there on a massive scale without any acknowledgement either of...

Cherish the Tibetan People

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Prof Siddiq Wahid* argues that the Dalai Lama’s considerable climb-down in his position on resolving the Tibet issue has both served to expose the...

Beijing’s talk offer beggars sincerity

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By Pema Thinley (www.TibetanReview.net, May 3, 2008) The indifferent suddenness and the casualness of the manner in which China sounded out an intention to “have...

China, a prisoner of its Tibet policy

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By Pema Thinley www.TibetanReview.net, Mar 31'08 China did its best to conceal its violent suppression of the monk-led demonstrations in Lhasa which provoked riots across the...

Advances made in the Spanish lawsuit on genocide and other crimes in Tibet

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(www.TibetanReview.net, Feb 15, 2008) José Elías Esteve* and Alán Cantos* seeks to reassure that although the crime against humanity lawsuit in the Spanish court against...
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