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Monthly Archives: March, 2008

Over 100 monks arrested by Chinese police after a raid in Ngaba Kirti Monastery: Report

Over a hundred monks have been arrested from the Ngaba Kirti Monastery in Ngaba (Ch: Aba) County in Sichuan Province following a raid by Chinese People’s Armed Police (PA) and Public Security Bureau

EU foreign ministers to debate response to Chinese crackdown in Tibet

Foreign ministers from the European Union's 27 countries were to debate ideas for an EU response to China's crackdown in Tibet during talks starting Friday, amid calls from some

Czechs, Poland leaders to boycott Olympic opening

Leaders from the Czech Republic and Poland have declined invitations to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing, in protest of recent crackdowns on Tibetan

His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s appeal to Chinese people

Today, I extend heartfelt greetings to my Chinese brothers and sisters round the world, particularly to those in the People's Republic of China. In the light of the recent developments

India minister’s China visit cancelled over Tibet row: report

India's trade minister has cancelled a visit to Beijing after China's early morning summons of the Indian envoy over Tibetan protests here, reports said Thursday

Tibet tensions linger, despite claims

From behind bars, the young man fidgeted. His eyes flickered over to a policeman standing nearby as he debated how to answer a very sensitive question. Was the Dalai Lama responsible

The Cry of Tibet

The recent troubles in Tibet are a replay of events that happened two decades ago. On Oct. 1, 1987, Buddhist monks were demonstrating peacefully at the Barkor -- the famous market

Jokhang monks’ peaceful protest changes of Beijing propaganda offensive

There are serious fears for the welfare and whereabouts of a group of monks at the Jokhang Temple in central Lhasa who spoke out to journalists on a tightly controlled media trip

Tibetan Exiles Gather to Protest Chinese Repression

As he spoke, the pain was evident in his eyes. Dorje Ngandung, 61, of Chatham recalled his escape from Tibet at age 12 through the Himalayas and into Nepal with his parents in 1959, the same year

US will join official Chinese trip to Tibet: spokesman

China has responded to US requests for access to Tibet by inviting a US embassy officer to join an official Chinese delegation to Lhasa,

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