Famed she is, though definitely not for her blogging, which is too bad, because there's no doubt that a lot of people would be interested to see the control-room photos and series of Chinese-language sources that Tibetan writer Woeser has just posted... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Tue, Aug 26 2008
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| 06 Nov 08 |
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Woeser: Voice of Tibet (ICT Panel Discussion) »
YouTube video Despite Chinas tight control over information flow within its society, a growing number of Tibetan literary elites are playing an important role writing, blogging and interacting with the Chinese populace, voicing their minds through stories, poems, and... |
| 22 Apr 08 |
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Brainwashing: A Tibetan Monk Speaks Out » angrychineseblogger Have ever wondered what goes on inside a Tibetan monastery under Han control, and why ACB considers it to be a crime against humanity? Now's your chance to find out. |
| 29 Jul 08 |
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Tibetan dissident poet Woeser Tsering speaks out » Shanghaiist Tibetan poet Woeser, called "the poet who forgot to be afraid," speaks out against the Chinese government's repression of human rights in this short clip by Al Jazeera English. According to Al Jazeera, during "crackdowns" on Tibetan dissidents in March,... |
| 15 Jun 08 |
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Photo of the Day: Always room for more » Shanghaiist Photo by Mike Chen. See also this picture. Share with us how you see Shanghai, or China! Post your photos on Flickr, tag them with "shanghaiist", and we'll select one favorite image per day. Or you can simply email your photos to photos at... |
| 24 Apr 08 |
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China: Tibetan Intellectuals Arrested » Global Voices Woeser blogs the background of 6 Tibetan intellectuals who were arrested in Qing Hai in March 31 and April 1[zh]. They are teacher, singers, artist and writer. |
| 27 May 08 |
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Photo of the Day: There's always room for some more » Shanghaiist Photo by Mike Chen Share with us how you see Shanghai, or China! Post your photos on Flickr, tag them with "shanghaiist", and we'll select one favorite image per day. Or you can simply email your photos to photos at shanghaiist.com. |
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