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A Raging Storm: The Crackdown on Tibetan Writers and Artists after Tibet’s Spring 2008 Protests

May 18, 2010 ・ International Campaign for TibetResearch

A Raging Storm: The Crackdown on Tibetan Writers and Artists after Tibet’s Spring 2008 Protests

There has been a vibrant literary and cultural resurgence in Tibet since Spring 2008 when protests against government policy and in support of the Dalai Lama swept across the plateau. Writers, using print and the internet, who are often fluent in Chinese as well as Tibetan, in Xining and other areas of Amdo (now part […]

Like Gold that Fears no Fire: New Writing from Tibet

October 18, 2009 ・ International Campaign for TibetResearch

Like Gold that Fears no Fire: New Writing from Tibet

A collection of writings by Tibetans inside Tibet, including extracts from books that are banned by the Chinese government and work by writers now in prison. Click here to download the full report.

Interpretating Tibet: A political Guide to Tibet

July 30, 2008 ・ International Campaign for TibetResearch

Interpretating Tibet: A political Guide to Tibet

‘Interpreting Tibet’ gives a reality check on the sights of Lhasa, exploring how both China’s assertions of power and Tibetan expressions of identity are revealed in the architecture of the city, as well as the reality behind Tibet’s apparent economic progress.

Dispatches: Undercover in Tibet

March 1, 2008 ・ UK Channel 4 NewsMultimedia

Dispatches: Undercover in Tibet

Tibetan exile Tash Despa returns to the homeland he risked his life escaping from to carry out secret filming with the award-winning, Bafta-nominated director Jezza Neumann.

The Communist Party as Living Buddha

April 30, 2007 ・ International Campaign for TibetResearch

The Communist Party as Living Buddha

The boy recognised by the Dalai Lama as the Panchen Lama, one of Tibet’s most important religious leaders, marked his 18th birthday and coming of age on April 25, 2007, after more than a decade in Chinese custody. The Panchen Lama’s plight has come to symbolize the crisis facing the survival of Tibet’s religious culture. […]

Religious Repression Continues

October 30, 2006 ・ International Campaign for TibetFactsheet

Religious Repression Continues

To provide context to the current crackdown and life inside Tibet, ICT created a series of briefings on topics ranging from the spring uprising to the crucial nature of Tibet’s environment. These briefing papers are intended to provide insight into several key areas that affect life on the plateau which has shaped its past and […]

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