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Youtube Blocked in China, Tibet Protests likely the cause

People all over China are Twittering that Youtube is blocked. I can't access the site here either, and a quick ping through my network utility does show 100% packet loss

China urged to show restraint over Tibet protesters

International pressure mounted on Beijing on Saturday to show restraint towards demonstrators in Tibet, as protesters in Sydney removed the Chinese flag at China's consulate building and tried to raise a Tibetan flag.

Pranab Mukherjee says India keeping eye on Tibet situation

External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday said that the Central Government is closely watching the Tibet situation and it would give its view on it in a day or two.

China says Tibet unrest to have no impact on Beijing Olympics or torch relay

Organizers say the past week's political unrest in Tibet will not negatively impact the Beijing Olympic Games or torch relay. Sun Weide, a spokesman for the organizing committee BOCOG

IOC chief says boycott of Beijing Olympics over Tibet won’t ‘solve anything’

The president of the International Olympic Committee is pouring cold water on calls for a boycott of the Summer Games in Beijing over China's crackdown in Tibet.

Tibetan Parliament In-Exile Voice its Support

The parliamentarians voiced their opinion in support of the Tibetan people in Tibet and in exile as

Nepal Police beat Tibetan Protestors in front of the UN House

Nepal Police indiscriminately lathi charged several hundred peaceful Tibetan Protesters in front of the UN House at Pulchowk in Kathmandu

Fresh protest in Amdo Labrang

According to confirmed information received by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), a fresh demonstration erupted this morning at around 10 AM (Beijing Time) in Labrang

China sets deadline for Tibet rioters to surrender

China set a "surrender deadline," announced deaths and showed the first extensive television footage of rioting in Lhasa on Saturday, launching a crackdown after the worst unrest in Tibet for two decades.

UN rights chief voices concern over tensions in Tibet Autonomous Region

The statement issued by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights expressing concern over tensions in Tibet.

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