Action Camp photos

Here’s an online photo gallery. Check it out…

Posted on June 27th, 2005 by cold mtn in General

so sad it’s all over…

…for now. I felt like crying (not so surprising for me, I know) as we watched the 2pm shuttle take off for the airport and train station. The van was packed full of some of the most wonderful people in this world heading back to their respective homes in Germany, Sweden, Norway, France, England and […]

Posted on June 27th, 2005 by lhadon in General

Pumped Up at Pauenhof

We’re heading into dinner on the fourth night of camp and I’m feeling incredibly pumped about it. The participants represent the strongest, most active leaders for Tibet that Europe has to offer. As I write this, our activists are networking together and making plans on how to work coherently to produce stronger actions. Armed with […]

Posted on June 24th, 2005 by philo in General

Drapchi 14 nuns arrive at camp…

Wow. How does one begin to explain what it is like to hear a freedom song being sung by one of the women who wrote the lyrics herself…in prison? Thupten and I were in the office at camp doing some prep for a workshop while Gyaltsen Dolkar and Namdrol Lhamo were moving into […]

Posted on June 23rd, 2005 by lhadon in General

Action Camp Volunteers

A good crew on the ground… some of the folks who flew in from the States:

from L to R: Pin (San Jose, CA) and Bill & Leslie (Minneapolis, MN) will be in the kitchen feeding the freedom fighters-in-training and Kathy (Santa Fe, NM) will be gettin’ them up on ropes, challenging what they think is […]

Posted on June 21st, 2005 by cold mtn in General

On the ground in Germany for camp!

Well, I’m excited about this Action camp… hard to believe it’s the 6th one. Well, we should do more of these so we won’t have to do them at all anymore! The plane ride this way from New York is brutal - flew over with climb trainer David Murphy and neither of us slept much. […]

Posted on June 20th, 2005 by cold mtn in General

Microsoft and China

Microsoft’s new Chinese internet portal has banned the words “democracy” and “freedom” from parts of its website in an apparent effort to avoid offending Beijing’s political censors. Users of the joint-venture portal, formally launched last month, have been blocked from using a range of potentially sensitive words to label personal websites they create using its […]

Posted on June 14th, 2005 by sft hq in General

ACTIVIST SCALES HOTEL WITH TIBETAN FLAG & CALLS ON BOMBARDIER TO LEAVE TIBET

TIBETANS AND SUPPORTERS SAY RAIL CONTRACT FACILITATES CULTURAL GENOCIDE
Montreal – As Bombardier executives and shareholders left their annual general meeting at the Sheraton today, a student hung a Tibetan flag off the hotel as protesters below demanded: “Bombardier: hors du Tibet / out of Tibetâ€?. The action was intended to draw […]

Posted on June 7th, 2005 by philo in General

Getting ready for Bombardier’s AGM

A great team of SFTers including Freya (SFT Campaign Director), Kate (SFT CanadaNational Coordinator) and others from across Canada are in Montreal getting ready to tell Bombardier to cancel their involvement in the China-Tibet railway at their shareholders meeting tomorrow. We’ll be holding a demonstration at the Sheraton Hotel in the morning and a […]

Posted on June 6th, 2005 by lhadon in General

The Illusion of Managing China

Check out this Washington Post article by Robert Kagan questioning the miguided and paternalistic western notion that being nice to China will keep ‘em peaceful. Kagan points out that that it might actually be “the existing international system that the Chinese find provocative.”

Posted on June 1st, 2005 by lhadon in General

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