Lhasa Riot Rage Rendered in Hip-Hop
Chinese anger over the Tibet riots and Western media’s coverage of them has now been immortalized in a rap song. Entitled “Dragon’s Roar” (龙哮), the song and an accompanying video have been circulating...
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China Tells Tourists to Avoid Tibet After Lhasa Riots (Update1)
The Tibet provincial government just stopped issuing travel permits to individual international visitors. From Bloomberg. Chinese authorities discouraged tour groups from visiting Tibet, saying pro-independence activists damaged...
Read MoreNetizens Find Space to Comment on Lhasa Riots
Tibetan unrest has prompted the Chinese government to undertake its most comprehensive Internet censorship campaign in recent memory. YouTube has been blocked inside China, presumably to stop the spread of videos of the chaos in...
Read MoreChina Says 30 Protesters Jailed Over Riots in Lhasa (Update 1)
The number of jailed Lhasa protesters now roars to 30. From Bloomberg: Chinese authorities in Tibet said 30 people were jailed yesterday for taking part in pro-independence riots in Lhasa last month. Three protesters were...
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Overseas Chinese Students’ “Patriotism Abroad”
In 2012, China became the world’s largest source of overseas students, and the number of...
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Lhasa Under Lockdown, June 2-14
Most foreigners, with some notable exceptions, will be allowed back in Tibet starting tomorrow....
Read MoreHundreds Reportedly Detained in Lhasa Crackdown
Security forces in Lhasa have detained or expelled hundreds of residents and pilgrims, according to a local source, after two monks reportedly set themselves on fire outside the Jokhang Temple on Sunday in the most serious...
Read MoreChina Says Xinjiang Riot Media Openness A Success
From Reuters: China’s central and regional propaganda offices have concluded that their strategy of media openness following ethnic riots in the far western city of Urumqi was a success, the Xinhua news agency said on...
Read MoreChina Says Releases More Than 1,000 after Tibet Riots
Shortly after postponing a summit with the European Union in protest over French president Nicolas Sarkozy’s plans to meet with the Dalai Lama, a Chinese official announced through state media that over 1,000 people...
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