With a growing number of Tibetans turning to self-immolation to express their discontent with political and religious oppression, Shanghai microblogger Mr. Zhao Chu (@赵楚) had this to say on Sina Weibo, China’s Twitter: Everyone should be paying attention to news from far away. There are some places that may be geographically far-flung, but since we [...]
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