The self-immolation is viewed very differently by Tibetans than by Western observers, who often miss the context.
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Ga. Sharavjamts and the Mongolian Myths China Tried to Silence
His passing removes a major thinker whose theory of myth shaped contemporary scholarship—and whose intellectual courage brought decades of repression.
China Will Use AI to Shape the International Narrative on Tibet
A “communication conference” on “Xizang” in Lhasa proposed using new technologies to influence Western perceptions of Tibet.
China’s Regime-Controlled Three-Self Church: What Kind of Pastors?
A Chinese Christian reflects on clergy forced to choose between faith and state policy. Some betray the Scripture, others try to create a narrow space for survival.
Uyghur Fathers, Uyghur Children: Persecution and Resilience Across Generations
An exile’s tragic and loving story of wisdom, compassion, and assassination.
Pastor Jin Mingri’s July 4 Release: What Does It Mean?
Xi Jinping’s “gift” to Donald Trump analyzed by a Chinese Christian. We are grateful for Pastor Jin, but we cannot forget that many other Christians are still in prison.
July 5: The Urumqi Massacre’s Unanswered Questions
Seventeen years after the tragedy, the questions still matter. A Uyghur view. by Asiye Uyghur Chinese tanks in Urumqi, 2009. From X. Seventeen years have passed since the July 5, 2009, Urumqi massacre. Yet the questions raised on that day have never disappeared. They...
The Chinese Communist Party Teaches Tibetan Buddhism to Tibetan Buddhists
In yet another ridiculous attempt to rewrite history for propaganda purposes, Beijing fakes the origin of Buddhist teachings and belittles India.
Stop Uyghur Forced Labor: An Event in the UK Parliament
Activists and campaigners pool resources to see the scourge of Uyghur forced labor eradicated in Xinjiang.
China’s Shadow in Southeast Asia: How the United Front Cooperates with Organized Crime
A new report reveals how Beijing’s political machinery blends with criminal networks across the region.









