China has invited the world to visit in August 2008. Exactly one year out, I've traveled to the heart of the nation that has brutally occupied my homeland for over 50 years. Follow this blog, as I share what I see, feel, and experience... leaving Beijing wide open.

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Archive for March 21st, 2008

I ran into a friend on the street today. He’s a monk from Kirti monastery. He’s from Amdo, Ngaba, where there has been intense protests against Chinese rule in the past week. At least 15 people are reported to have been killed by Chinese military. What I didn’t realize until I met my friend today, […]

The Occupiers’ Burden

This editorial, currently featured on Guerrilla News Network (GNN), was written by one Tibet’s greatest supporters and a former board member of Students for a Free Tibet.
The Occupiers’ Burden, By Josh Schrei

Is the Dalai Lama’s pacifist stance helping or hurting the Tibetan cause?
Over the last 19 years since the last significant pro-independence protests in Tibet, […]