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Olympic chiefs remove mention of Tibet in statement supporting Beijing Games

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Olympics chiefs meeting in China have bowed to their hosts by removing any mention of Tibet from a statement setting out its support for the Beijing Games
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Tortured monk released in unstable mental condition

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Around fifteen Tibetan monks today defiantly briefed a group of foreign media personnel on a government managed tour currently in Sangchu County (Ch: Xiahe) in Gansu Province.
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Small group walks in Reno to support Tibet

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Reno community activists had hoped to be in San Francisco today protesting China's human rights record as the Olympic torch makes its way to the summer games in Beijing
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Reports: Hong Kong authorities may shorten Olympic torch route

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Hong Kong authorities may shorten the city's leg of the Olympic torch relay because of chaotic protests at earlier stops in Paris and London, local newspapers said Tuesday
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Olympic Games torch rushed into hiding

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San Francisco officials were playing hide-and-seek with the Olympic torch on Tuesday to keep it safe from protesters for Wednesday's 6-mile trek through the city's hilly streets
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Tibetan task force seeks talks with Beijing

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A Tibetan exile group set up by the Dalai Lama to push for greater autonomy for the Himalayan region on Wednesday offered to travel to Beijing to resume a dialogue about their homeland's
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Flame attendants revealed as Chinese ‘paramilitaries’

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The mysterious Chinese guards who provoked an outcry as they aggressively protected the Olympic torch this week have been revealed as a paramilitary spin-off from the country's army
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China Limiting Visas in Hong Kong

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Chinese authorities have stopped issuing multiple-entry visas and slowed visa processing in Hong Kong, a major gateway for travel to the mainland, until after the Beijing
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Tibetan monks protest in front of foreign reporters: witness

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A small group of monks at a major Tibetan Buddhist monastery in northwest China defied authorities and staged a protest in front of foreign reporters on Wednesday, a witness and state media said
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Australian PM says significant rights problems in Tibet

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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said Wednesday there were significant human rights problems in Tibet, in a speech delivered to university students here at the start of a
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