NEWS & ICT REPORTS
- 19 November, 2009
- 17 November, 2009
Spotlight
Like Gold that Fears no Fire: New Writing from Tibet
A new collection of writings by Tibetans inside Tibet, including extracts from books that are banned by the Chinese government and work by writers now in prison, was launched on October 18 by the International Campaign for Tibet at the Frankfurt International Book Fair, the biggest literary trade event in the world.
The new book, "Like Gold that Fears No Fire: New Writing from Tibet" features stories of imprisonment, interrogation, death and loss, as well as perspectives on a better future that reveal an unquenchable spirit and deeply-felt Tibetan identity. Learn more >>
New Details of Ongoing Protests
Over the past year, the Chinese government has engaged in a cover-up of the torture, disappearances and killings in Tibet. Despite the risks, protests have continued. ICT has logged a total of 235 protests in Tibet of varying intensity since March 2008, but this is likely to be a minimal number. Details of these protests are reported in ICT’s new protest log at: http://www.savetibet.org/action-center/protest-logs.
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