Z Podcast Tenzin Zompa

In this episode of Z Podcast I talk to Tibetan Member of Parliament- in Exile Mrs. Youdon Aukatsang and Former President of Students for a Free Tibet, Bangalore,  Bhuchung Kata to learn their views on the three important issues we discussed in our last episode. The interview will unveil their standpoints on several major events happening around the world and the relevance and importance of Tibetans' struggle for freedom in these processes. The discussion will range from questioning the need to limit China's growing influence on international bodies like World Health Organisation to China's growing dominance over Hong Kong and to the recent and ongoing LAC standoff between Indian and Chinese troops at the border and how the illegal invasion of Tibet is vital to understand the history of China's border belligerence with India. 

In this edition of Z Podcast, I interview Tibetan Activist and Writer Tenzin Tsundue to learn his views regarding China's growing influence on international bodies like the World Health Organisation (WHO) and how a super power nation like the United States could have been more effective in preserving the credibility of such organisations if applied the right tactics. He will share his understanding of the Hong Kong's democracy movement against the recent passage of the National Security Law and explain, unlike Tibet, East Turkestan and Southern Mongolia, how something bigger is at stake in the case of Hong Kong, given its financial significance in world. He will further share his thoughts on the ongoing border standoff between the Indian and Chinese troops in Eastern Ladakh and why India should stress on the history of illegal occupation of Tibet in this matter. 

Spanning from from hard-hit Indian states like Mumbai and Kerala to relatively relaxed regions like Assam and Uttarakhand, our reporters will provide ground reports on the their state's latest tally, measures taken to feed and facilitate the migrants population, and the lockdown situation in their respective zones. 

The historic impeachment battle in the House of Representatives entered a new phase on 4th December, Wednesday, as four of the nation’s top constitutional law professors testified about whether President Donald Trump should face a trial in the Senate.

This podcast will talk about the first hearing of the second phase of President Trump's impeachment process where three of the scholars invited by the Democrats said they believed evidences gathered so far by investigators qualified as impeachable offenses while the fourth, invited by committee Republicans, dissented, arguing that the investigation fell short of the high bar set by the Constitution.

It further carries two short interviews with Nimitt and Aatrayee, who are student journalists from Asian College of Journalism.