About Tibet |
Tibet was an ancient country the size of western Europe when it was invaded by the People’s Liberation Army of China in 1950. A place with a unique culture, history and identity, Tibet has been changed dramatically by the Chinese invasion and occupation. Not only have many Tibetan lives been lost, Tibetans in Tibet do not enjoy basic human rights and the Chinese government have introduced policies by which Tibetan culture, language and natural resources are being systematically and irrevocably eroded.
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 Too few of the articles in the 60-year-old UN Declaration of Human Rights apply in |  Free Tibet reproduces Prof. Robert Thurman's paper exploring the differences between Tibetan and Chinese civilisations. |
 China's Western Development Strategy aims to extract resources and cement control over restive regions. |  This section provides detailed information about political developments since the Chinese invasion of Tibet. |