Tibetans in Kham Boycott Chinese Vegetable Stores
Apr 2011 07

There is a developing story from Tibet that reminds one of the power of nonviolence displayed during the time of Gandhi and MLK. Tibetans in Nangchen, Kham in eastern Tibet are reported to be boycotting Chinese vegetables. Read the full story at Tibet Post International and Radio Free Asia. What began initially as a response to skyrocketing food prices has now grown into an organized boycott of Chinese vegetable and food sellers. Many Chinese vegetable stores have lost much business since the boycott started, while Tibetans are now buying their vegetables from Tibetans who travel to Xining to buy vegetables in bulk.

3 Comments

  1. younten says:

    this is a sign of civil disobedience movement starts from and i wish i would be there with them….free tibet

  2. vinita agrawal says:

    Every effort however small, every rebellion however unnoticed, counts… for it is the freedom of a nation that is at stake here. My prayers are with the tibetan people.

  3. sonam says:

    A big round of applause for the people in Tibet to initiate this nonviolent movement. every Tibetans around the world should support this movement and try their best to inculcate this movement as if it is a basic need for every tibetans
    However small it may seem, always remember famous saying, a drop of water makes sea .. My prayers and solidarity with Tibetans in Tibet.BHOD GYALO.

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