Editorial

File photo shows two Tibetan women using a 3G mobile phone in Tingri County, Xigaze Prefecture, Autonomous Region. (Photo: Tibet Daily)

Tibet Claimed To Have 100,000 Internet Users: Despite Strong Censorship?

Mon - 01 Feb Written by The Tibet Post International

Despite strong international criticism for the lack of freedom of speech, including Internet access, in Chinese-occupied Tibet, Chinese officials have claimed that the Himalayan region is expected to have 100,000 Internet users in 2010, a 15 percent rise from 2009, according to a report by state controlled media 'Xinhua'. Last Updated on Monday, 08 February 2010 10:01

War of Words Between Google And China Following Internet Censorship

Thu - 14 Jan Written by YC. Dhardhowa, editor for The Tibet Post International

The communist regime of China will be forced to decide whether to unshackle its binding web restraints for over 300 million people in a censorship clash that threatens to redraw the boundaries of the Internet and its technology. This “war of words” intensified a day after the world's top search engine, Google, threatened to shut down its China-based operations alleging cyber attacks and unfounded censorship. Last Updated on Saturday, 16 January 2010 12:07

Chinese Propaganda Magazine in Tibet marks its 20th Anniversary

Tue - 22 Dec Written by YC. Dhardhowa, editor for The Tibet Post International

The Chinese state-controlled media, Xinhua, reported that a seminar was held on 18 December to celebrate the 20th anniversary of "China's Tibet", "an important Tibet-related magazine" in the Communist's Tibeten Autonomous region (TAR). But every page of the magazine is filled with the twenty years' propaganda and censorship put in place by the Chinese Communist Party. Last Updated on Friday, 25 December 2009 17:39

World Economics and China’s Political Dramatics

Fri - 15 May Written by Y.C. Dhardhowa, Editor of the Tibet Post

Dharamshala: -China’s economic growth is notably high. This is solidifying its political power on a global scale, and rousing foreign politicians, governments and societies to adopt a political stance on the Tibetan issue. In 2008, a significant number of columnists, analysts and activists voiced opinions regarding the amalgamation of sports and politics.

Last Updated on Thursday, 28 January 2010 12:47

Why Politics and sports are different?

Thu - 23 Apr Written by Y.C. Dhardhowa, editor for The Tibet Post

Dharamshala: 26 March 2008-When you hear the four words "One World, one dream", what meaning does it have to you? Being a Tibetan web blogger, it doesn't convey proper meaning to me if the words are used by a hopeless state like China. Last Updated on Friday, 25 December 2009 23:10

Tibet and the Paper Tigers

Mon - 20 Apr Written by Y.C. Dhardhowa, editor for The Tibet Post

The spiraling violence in Tibet in the last four decades presents a serious threat to world peace. Religious and peace leaders, particularly the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet, legendary African archbishop Tu Tu, 1979 Nobel peace prize winner Williams of Northern Ireland, Arab king Abdullah, have genuinely worked for peace.