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Monthly Archives: October, 2003

Hu ‘should listen to freedom calls’

Australia Tibet Council (ATC) official Jill Chambers (L) is asked by a plain clothes police officer to move her colleagues' small demonstration outside Chinese President Hu Jintao's Sydney hotel October 23, 2003. The ATC held their demonstration in conjunction with the arrival of President Hu Jintao who is in Australia on four-day State visit for talks expected to focus on trade. (REUTERS/Will Burgess)

Greens MP to wear Tibetan flag

Greens lower house MP Michael Organ would wear a Tibetan flag on his lapel when visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao addresses federal parliament, Senator Bob Brown said.

Tibetans in Miao Elect Settlement Officer

Tibetans in Choepheling Settlement in Miao in Arunachal Pradesh State of northeastern India have for the first time elected their settlement officer, according to information made available by the Tibetan Election Commission here today.

Straight Answers

Dipnkar Khanna, Co-ordinator, the Karmapa's visit, On the importance of this Bangalore visit. When is the Karmapa expected to come to Bangalore?

Chinese ‘agent’ had Tibetans excluded from Hu speech: Australian senator

A Chinese security "agent" successfully pressured Australia's parliamentary speaker to exclude three activists from the public gallery during a speech by Chinese President Hu Jintao, a senator said.

Hu ‘should listen to freedom calls’

Chinese President Hu Jintao should listen to those urging greater freedom in his country, especially Tibet, an Australian Tibetan said today.

Executed Uyghur Refugee Left Torture Testimony Behind

Chinese authorities in Xinjiang have executed a Uyghur dissident who detailed a grim litany of torture sessions in an unprecedented testimony recorded for Radio Free Asia (RFA), which he requested be held until he was "in a safe place."

The Dalai Lama and Depression

I don't know about you, but it isn't every week that I get an opportunity to spend three days in the company of the Dalai Lama. Yes, that Dalai Lama. So I jumped at the chance to attend a conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

India, China begin first round

India and China began a first round of talks on Thursday to seek a solution to a decades-old border dispute that has bedevilled ties between the world's two most populous nations.

Nine sent to Tihar Central Jail

Nine members (male) of Tibetan Youth Congress was today sent to Tihar Central Jail and has been remanded to judicial custody till 27th October by Special Executive Magistrate, Police Station Parliament Street, New Delhi District.

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