Asia Insights : Tibet
Facts
and background
Population
: 2.62 million
(2000 Chinese census)
Surface area : 1.2
million sq km (471,700 sq miles)
Population per sq. km :
2.1 sq km
GDP per capita: 4,559
Yuan
GDP : 11.746 billion
Yuan
Source
:
UNESCAP
His
Holiness the Dalai Lama
Politics
and society
Tibet
Information network
Tibet
Society
International
Tibet Independence Movement
Free
Tibet Campaign.
www.tibetjustice.org
Formerly the International
Committee of Lawyers for Tibet.
Students
for a Free Tibet
Save
Tibet. International Campaign for Tibet
International
Tibet Support Network
Human
Rights Watch China and Tibet
World
Tibet Day
Government
sites
Tibetan
Government in Exile
Central
Tibetan Administration
The
Office of Tibet, New York
Political parties
National
Democratic Party of Tibet
News
agencies
World
Tibet News archives .
News
Tibetan
Review
Tibet
News
Tibet
Online Resource Gathering
World
Tibet Network News
TibetNet
Tibet
Daily
The
Tibet Times
China
Daily
Tibetan
Review
Tibetan
Bulletin
The
Tibet Journal
Lungta
Journal of Tibetan History and Cuture
China's
Tibet
News
from foreign sources
One
World Online
BBC:
Tibet
Research
Institutions, Universities and Networks
INCORE
Guide to internet resources on Conflict and Ethnicity in Tibet
The Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy
Research Centre (TPPRC)
a joint project of the Friedrich-Naumann Foundation, a public funded
German institution, committed to liberal democratic ideals and engaged
in strengthening pluralist development (www.southasia.fnst.org)
and the Assembly of Tibetan People's Deputies (ATPD), Tibet's
Parliament in exile.
Nordic
Networks
Friends
of Tibet in Finland
Stiftelsen
Tibetprojekt (Sverige)
Svenska
Tibetkommittén
Den
norske Tibet-komité
Tibet
Support Committee Denmark
Dansk
Selskab for Tibetansk Kultur, Tibet-Hjælp
Development
organisations / agencies
USAID:
Tibetan Community Support
Canadian
CIDA
Other
resources
Free
Tibet Multimedia Gallery
Tibet
Current Affairs Bulletin
Tibetan
Studies Virtual Library
World
Tibet Network News
Map
of China and Tibet
A basic map showing China and Tibet
within their regional context
The
Tibet Map Institute
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