Having witnessed recent events in China and Tibet, many people see the upcoming Olympic Games as the perfect opportunity to make a statement condemning the Chinese government's actions. But the West isn't entirely squeaky clean. Posted April 12, 2008 by Claire Bee

The condemnation of China and the future of Tibet is far more important than any sporting event founded on greed. Posted March 24, 2008 by Ed Bottomley

Gutted at England's failure to qualify for Euro 2008? Then take in a very different football experience this summer by following nations outside the FIFA radar like the Sami, Greenland, Gozo, Occitania and Tibet. Posted January 21, 2008 by Steve Menary

We are all familiar with the appalling record china has on human rights and the Tibet occupation,do you think china h...

I understand and agree with some of your comment. I especially hate the control of Tibet that China has as well as disrespect for many of it's own people. My only problem is why should atheletes and sports people who get one chance in 4 years to compete i

I don't Know if you Have ever been To Tibet, but I'm sure, in your mind Like so many others, you believe, that poor Orange robed Monks, are been beaten up by Chinese Officials. when Actually, Thousands of Hooligans, were roaming the streets, breaking windo