INVISIBLE TIBET

Discover the Tibet that the world does not see, in the poignant reports and essays of Oser, a Tibetan intellectual and journalist. Immerse yourself in stories of freedom of conscience, dignity and open faith in the face of mindless violence. Discover one hundred and eleven texts by Oser from the last seven years, as well as an essay by the Chinese intellectual Wang Lixiong.

• Moving testimony of life in Tibet under Chinese control.
• Clash of values: freedom versus oppression, dignity versus humiliation.
• Personal perspective of a Tibetan intellectual and journalist.
• Essays and reports documenting contemporary Tibet.
• Insightful analysis of the political and social situation.
• Inspiring reading for anyone interested in human rights and freedom of speech.
• Important voice in the discussion about the future of Tibet.

"Invisible Tibet" is a collection of moving texts that shed light on the dramatic situation in Tibet. The author, Oser, courageously and determinedly documents life under Chinese occupation, showing the suffering and resistance of the Tibetan people. This book is not only a testimony of history, but also an appeal for justice and freedom for Tibet.

Oser is a Tibetan intellectual, writer, social journalist and one-woman news agency. Her texts are published all over the world, and she herself has become a symbol of the fight for freedom of speech in Tibet. Wang Lixiong is a Chinese intellectual, writer, historian and environmentalist who has been involved in defending human rights in China for years.

The book "Invisible Tibet" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand contemporary Tibet and its complex history. It is also an inspiring story of courage, hope and unwavering faith in a better future. Dialog Wydawnictwo Akademickie presents this edition in 136x209 mm format, with paperback binding and 392 pages. The year of publication is 2013.