A few days before Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil’s trip to China, the International Campaign for Tibet warns of “dangerous dependence” on the Communist Party.
By Marcel Grzanna
In 2003, ex-Tibetan monk Lobsang Monlam bought himself a computer and began work on his personal goal in life – the digital preservation of the Tibetan language and culture.
By Marcel Grzanna
The International Campaign for Tibet has honored former HRW China Director Sophie Richardson and IT activist Geshe Lobsang Monlam for their commitment to human rights and the preservation of Tibetan culture.
By Yi Ling Pan
Indian China expert Manoj Kewalramani is skeptical about a rapprochement between Beijing and New Delhi. In China, his homeland is perceived as inferior, opportunistic and fundamentally on the side of the USA. The succession of the Dalai Lama is also a source of controversy.
By Angela Köckritz
Human Rights Watch is calling on China to release Zhang Yadi, a student living in Europe. The 22-year-old was apparently arrested during a visit to China. Zhang campaigns for the rights of Tibetans and inter-ethnic dialogue.
By Leonardo Pape
The Chinese government declares the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama outside of China to be illegitimate. Special rapporteurs from the United Nations (UN) are now sharply criticizing this.
By Marcel Grzanna
Tibet is an autonomous region in western China. China has been criticized by the international community due to allegations of human rights violations and the debate over the status of Tibet. Read all the important and current news on Tibet from Table.Briefings. What is Tibet? Tibet is a historical region in Asia known for its unique culture, religion and scenic beauty. Geographically, Tibet is located on the Tibetan Plateau in southwest China and borders India, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar. It is home to the Tibetan people as well as several other ethnic groups. The situation in Tibet has long been a topic of international discussion and controversy, particularly with regard to human rights issues, the preservation of Tibetan culture and political autonomy. Why is Tibet a topic of international debate? Tibet has been the subject of international discussion for several reasons, mainly focusing on issues of human rights, cultural preservation and political autonomy. The main reasons for international attention are These factors lead to continued international attention and discussion on Tibet, often in the context of human rights forums, bilateral relations and international organizations. What is the debate on China and Tibet about? The debate on China and Tibet mainly revolves around the following key aspects: This debate is complex and touches on many aspects of international relations, human rights, national sovereignty and cultural identity. The debate on Tibet and China encompasses sovereignty, human rights violations, cultural repression, demands for autonomy and environmental degradation. Discussed internationally, the region is symbolic of larger geopolitical and human rights issues. Read the latest China-Tibet news from the Table.Briefings editorial team!
