Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information CenterSouthern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center
HomeAbout UsCampaignsSouthern Mongolian WatchChineseJapaneseNewsLInksContact Us
<Back>

 

 

Supporters of Dalai Lama Publish World Map Showing Independent Tibet, Combined State of Mongolia

   
Mongolia Web
December 20, 2007
www.mongolia-web.com

Supporters of the Dalai Lama have published a new world map guaranteed to arouse a hostile reception in China. 

For not only does the map show Tibet as an independent country, but also includes a combined nation of Mongolia and China’s Inner Mongolia. 

Rohit Singh of the Friends of Tibet Campaign noted during the unveiling of the map, "A country is identified by its boundaries and presence on the political map. Tibet was an independent country until China occupied it and diminished it from face of world atlases. This initiative is for reestablishing Tibet on the world map, to focus on the aspect of its position, its importance and its existence which China is out to destroy." 

Additionally, the new world map illustrates Turkistan, and Manchuria as separate countries along side China.

 

 

 

<Back>

 
From Yeke-juu League to Ordos Municipality: settler colonialism and alter/native urbanization in Inner Mongolia

Close to Eden (Urga): France, Soviet Union, directed by Nikita Mikhilkov

Beyond Great WallsBeyond Great Walls: Environment, Identity, and Development on the Chinese Grasslands of Inner Mongolia

The Mongols at China's EdgeThe Mongols at China's Edge: History and the Politics of National Unity

China's Pastoral RegionChina's Pastoral Region: Sheep and Wool, Minority Nationalities, Rangeland Degradation and Sustainable Development

Changing Inner MongoliaChanging Inner Mongolia: Pastoral Mongolian Society and the Chinese State (Oxford Studies in Social and Cultural Anthropology)

Grasslands and Grassland Science in Northern ChinaGrasslands and Grassland Science in Northern China: A Report of the Committee on Scholarly Communication With the People's Republic of China

The Ordos Plateau of ChinaThe Ordos Plateau of China: An Endangered Environment (Unu Studies on Critical Environmental Regions)
 ©2002 SMHRIC. All rights reserved. Home | About Us | Campaigns | Southern Mongolian Watch | News | Links | Contact Us