Opinion: Tibetans make Gandhi proud
NEW YORK — Last year around this time Tibetans decided to observe the traditional New Year — or Losar — as an occasion of mourning for those killed in China’s crackdown in 2008 following the Tibet...
View ArticleRenaissance Under Fire: Tibet’s Own Beat Generation
It is an evil twist of fate that many Tibetan intellectuals and writers get their due recognition only after they’re dead or arrested. Gedun Choephel. Dhondup Gyal. Dolma Kyab. Shokjang. Gangnyi. And...
View ArticleHow to light up the Chinese Consulate
It would have been almost impolite not to do it. The wall of the New York Chinese Consulate was so smooth and so clean it was clearly designed for projecting giant images and messages for all to see....
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An Exile Within Exile: the Specter of Lukar Jam
To say that Tibetan exiles live in a small world would be an understatement. Ours is a world where any two people chosen at random are bound to have several common friends (and sometimes, a few common...
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