‘Murder in the Snow’
Far Eastern Economic Review: March 2008 Dharamsala – Lobsang Samten is a tiny 18-year-old who wears the red robes of a Tibetan Buddhist nun. Her head is shaved to a […]
Category Archives: Tibet
Tibetan Education Thrives in Exile
Christian Science Monitor: March 6, 2009 As Tibetans mark 50 years since China’s occupation of Tibet, the exile community sees a major accomplishment in creating a network of schools that […]
Tibetan Exiles: ‘We Shall Overcome’
The Nation February 25, 2009 For the pro-Tibet movement, better nonviolence training and education have been critical to stepping up the campaign in the hills of Dharamsala and far beyond. […]
The Dalai Lama’s Embrace
Financial Times March 20, 2008 At the end of a two-hour press conference this week in northern India, the Dalai Lama amiably greeted the crowd of journalists before him. As he […]
A Rainbow on Top of the World
The Asian Wall Street Journal 29 January 1999 LHASA, Tibet — Travelers returning home from Tibet often wax poetic about its awe-inspiring landscapes, friendly red-cheeked monks bedecked in crimson robes, […]
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