Yeshe Choesang
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 7
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- Aug 30, 2026
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Topolinguistic Hegemony: CCP Totalitarianism and the Erasure of Tibet - Tibet Post International (opens the original)
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© M. Roy Cartography, based on original cartographic artwork by Nyenpo Yütsé Environmental Conservation Group, 2025. Topographic data sourced from Natural Earth datasets. Eveline Washul/Open Edition Journal It's essential to examine the systemic epistemic erasure and intellectual occupation of Tibet history, culture, and political identity within contemporary global public and educational institutions. Therefore, this article analyses the institutional mechanisms through which authentic Tibetan
The architecture of complicity: how the UN’s silence empowered totalitarian erasure in Tibet - Tibet Post International (opens the original)
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Lobga Rangzen (inset), a Tibetan American set himself on fire outside the United Nations to protest the Chinese occupation of his native home Tibet, on Thursday, July 2, 2026. (Lobga Rangzen via Facebook) The United Nations stands utterly condemned as a structurally compromised "paper tiger" and a bureaucratic shield for expansionist autocracies, having entirely abandoned its foundational charter through a seven-decade-long campaign of calculated, deaf-eared silence and organised hypocrisy that
China’s historical memory and Tibet’s unresolved question: The contradiction of humiliation and assimilation - Tibet Post International (opens the original)
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Tibet was always known to be a country until China invaded and took it over. The National Flag of Tibet at a military parade in Lhasa, Capital of Tibet in 1938. Photo: File The statement issued by the Chinese Embassy in Estonia is not an objective response to the legitimate concerns raised by a democratic parliament; rather, it represents a familiar pattern of political deflection, historical revisionism, diplomatic intimidation and the selective management of historical memory concerning Tibet.
A Tribute to U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham: A Courageous Voice for the Freedom Struggle of Tibet - Tibet Post International (opens the original)
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H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama with Senator Lindsey Graham in Colorado, 25 July 2008; Sikyong Dr Lobsang Sangay with Senator Graham in 2019; and Sikyong Penpa Tsering with Senator Graham in Washington, D.C., 2025. Photo: File photos. Dharamshala — Senator Lindsey Graham’s enduring commitment to Tibet, Tibetan identity, religious freedom, and international justice. U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham passed away on the evening of Saturday, 11 July 2026, at the age of 71, following a brief and sudden illness at
A Tribute to Australian Senator Derryn Hinch: A Courageous Voice for Tibet and Justice - Tibet Post International (opens the original)
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An Australian Parliamentary Delegation, led by Senator Derryn Hinch and Deputy Leader Kevin Andrews MP, visited Dharamshala, the seat of the Central Tibetan Administration, during a four-day official visit from 20–23 November 2017. Photo: File. Dharamshala — Australian Senator Derryn Hinch will be remembered not only as one of Australia's most fearless investigative journalists and broadcasters, but also as a parliamentarian who demonstrated the courage to speak publicly on behalf of oppressed p
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