FRANCAIS  Update July 2005	For how long must we see Tibet endure Chinese law?
* Special * * New Book * TINTOUIN au TIBET july 2005 !
Translation : Mark Siegel	1939...1945	1949 ... ?

This logo will remain here the duration of the Irack occupation by USA

Tibet is the roof of our world. As a consequence of China's invasion and its particularly savage colonization policy (1 200 000 tibetans dead under Chinese oppression since 1959), a nation and a culture are disappearing. Of course, the battle has many fronts, there are as of yet many other places on the planet where human rights are diregarded, where freedoms don't exist, where torture is practiced... But what strikes me as an especially apalling injustice in the case of Tibet, is we're dealing here with a people who represent on earth one of the only cultures based on real values of tolerance, non violence, and living spirituality. It is exactly such an absence of values which our world suffers from at the present time. Alas, this perfectly illustrates the nature of a society basically governed by economic greed. Human rights are outweighed by the requirements of politics. Although western governments verbally decry China's politics in Tibet, their actions are essentially limited to closing and signing juicy financial contracts, with this partner, who is nonetheless hardly commendable. Here are a few elements to bear in mind concerning the situation in Tibet: Today, there are more Chinese living in Tibet, than Tibetans. Demographic control is enforced upon Tibetan women, with mandatory abortions and sterilizations. The Tibetan language is driven to disappear, since Chinese is the only authorized tongue in schools. Thousands of monasteries have been devastated. It is forbidden to own a portrait of the Dalai-Lama. Monks are forced to intensive sessions of reeducation. Torture is commonplace in prisons. 85% of the forests have been exploited and have now vanished. Massive dumps of nuclear waste lead to increasing pollution. Today comics artists pledge their support to the people of Tibet.

One of the first aims to reach is
an open dialog between Chinese authorities and the Dalai-Lama.

Marc Bati

	A visit to the Virtual Exhibit A DRAWING FOR TIBET
Room 1 MOEBIUS LEPAGE TRONDHEIM BELLAMY SIEGEL BATI	Room 2 CAZA WATEL P'TIT LUC BRIAND VINK	Room 3 MACEDO	Room 4 MAGNIN	Room 5 RIBERA CARERRE LALEX CRUZ SATTOUF CADELO
Room 6 BUTLER FALGAS BEUCHER CYROUL GROS et KOGA	Room 7 JAMIE BREYTON SCHMUTZ CIRO WEB MATIN	Room 8 WEB MATIN (anim ShockWaveFlash)	Room 9 BUN HEANG UNG MC FERSON VIEIRA GESS BARROS	Room 10 FERRA
Room 11 Les MAC	Room 12 DEZIMPOLOKO DE LA FUENTE MUSS RAF	Room 13 FOCROULLE	Room 14 BUCHET BEERENS BEERENS LOCHU	Room 15 COSEY
Room 16 CAPO BEBB	Room 17 BUN HEANG UNG KOGUS OLIVIERO TENZIN DHONYOE	Room 18 BUN HEANG UNG (Animation)	Room 19 et 20 College JEAN ROSTAND (Dessins et BD réalisés en classe de 4ème)	Room 21 DELISEE BELGRAND HERNANDEZ BUSTAMENTE DE LIEDEKERKE
Salle 22 CSPT & BATI CHAPATTE SFT CSPT DOLIGHAN	Salle 23 RICART BRZOSTOSKY BOURDIN JAQUET	Room 24 ( Spécial J.O. ) BARRETO-DIAZ MAC FERSON	Room 25 BLACKJAG GIBIE POLIGNE TANG LE TUMELIN	Salle 26 ASAMI ETIENNE WANJI MALIK BEZOMBES
Salle 27 ZED ORAS AURORE BECHBUHL BELOM	Salle 28 GAGNON DINNE ALBERT LINDAUER BIZIEN	Salle 29 CISCO BELOM BATTI ESENKA	Salle 30 BATI JURQUET PICARD SAMPIERO	Salle 31 GOMEZ-MONTERO
		Salle 32 DJOU	Salle 33 SPECIAL TINTOUIN AU TIBET

This exhibit will display new drawings regularly.

Drawings are peacful weapons. This exhibit is open to all, professionals and amateurs are invited to contribute to it. If you too would like to join, send a drawing by email (50k max.) to: mbati@neverland.net

For more information (in French) about the situation in Tibet :
France-Tibet * Tibet info

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don't hesitate to use the above icon.

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The pictures in this exhibit were donated to benefit the Tibetan cause.
They are all © Copyright of their own authors.

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