Tag Archives: Oppression

  • Nava Thakuria Threats to scribes now omnipresent 8 July 2018 | Nava Thakuria This post has no comments yet

    If nations want journalists to continue to do their risky jobs for the greater public interest, their security along with justice must be ensured. ...

  • Five years of Xi Jinping: Tibet remains a giant open-air prison 18 November 2017 | John Jones This post has no comments yet

    Under Xi the policy has been to suffocate Tibet by massively ramping up security and surveillance while cutting it off from the wider world. ...

  • NS Venkataraman Tibetans should believe independence is possible 31 October 2017 | NS Venkataraman This post has 2 comments

    Tibetans should remember that faith and belief have historically changed the tide of misfortune, and that without faith and belief, no cause can be achieved. ...

  • Uyghur IS fighters vow blood will ‘flow in rivers’ in China 1 March 2017 | Michael Martina This post has 3 comments

    Many rights groups and exiles doubt the existence of a coherent militant group in East Turkistan, and say Uyghur anger at repressive Chinese policies is more to blame for the unrest. ...

  • Eight killed in knife attack in East Turkistan 15 February 2017 This post has no comments yet

    Overseas experts express doubts about the strength of the groups and their links to global terrorism, some saying that China exaggerates the threat to justify repression in East Turkistan. ...

  • Pro-Tibet activists spread awareness on Tibet in Costa Rica 19 December 2012 | John Green This post has one comment

    Local Tibet supporters joined in the proclamation-activity of Costa Rica for Peace with Mother Earth 2012 held in the National Stadium in San José, and co-sponsored by the Chinese government, ...