High Peaks Pure Earth has translated Woeser’s response to a CCTV poll which claimed that Lhasa was China’s happiest city: I laughed and asked back, living under gunpoint day and night, being followed by snipers even...
Read MoreChinaGeeks translates a recent post from Tibetan writer and blogger Woeser in which she discusses imprisoned Uighur academic Ilham Toxti [also spelled Ilham Tohti]: There have never been more problems with China’s ethnic...
Read MoreTibetan writer Woeser has published a new book in Chinese titled “The Snow-Lion Roaring in the Year of the Mouse: A Chronicle of the Events in Tibet of 2008″. The preface to the book, which was published in Taiwan, has...
Read MoreTibetan blogger Woeser has been detained while on a visit home to Lhasa, according to The Times: Eight police arrived at the home of Woeser’s mother on Thursday and presented her with a summons to accompany them for questioning....
Read MoreBeijing-based Tibetan writer/blogger Woeser has been writing the “Tibet Update” series on her Middleway blog, hosted outside of China. At about 3 am Beijing time on May 28, 2008, her blog was hacked by a group...
Read MoreBeijing-based Tibetan writer/blogger Woeser continues her “Tibet Update.” After her blog was attacked last month, she now publishes her writing on overseas Chinese news site Boxun.com here, (A profile of Woeser,...
Read MoreBeijing-based Tibetan writer/blogger Woeser continues her “Tibet Update.” After her blog was attacked last month, she now publishes her writing on overseas Chinese news site Boxun.com here, (A profile of Woeser,...
Read MoreBeijing-based Tibetan writer/blogger Woeser continues her “Tibet Update.” After her blog was attacked last month, she now publishes her writing on overseas Chinese news site Boxun.com here, here and here: (A profile...
Read MoreThis short post is written by Woeser, a Tibetan author who is currently living in Beijing. From Boxun.com, translated by CDT: These two SMS messages are almost identical, they both came from the Tibet Public Security Border Defense Unit (Ë•øËóèÂÖ¨ÂÆâËæπÈò≤ÊĪÈòü), sent to all mobile phone users in Tibet through Tibet Telecom. I have heard not […]
Read MoreThe following is an essay by Tibetan writer Woeser about her experience when her blog was closed down. The original version was carried by Radio Free Asia’s Tibetan language service, and was translated by Human Rights Watch: A Closed Blog Author Woeser (Weise) Copyrights RFA Tibetan Language Service About half a year ago, two of […]
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