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Tibetans urge countries going to polls to raise Tibet issue

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Tibetans living here in self-imposed exile have urged political parties gearing for elections in India, the United States and Taiwan to raise the Tibet issue.
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A Stranger in My Native Land

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In the first part of a two-part series 'Around Kumbun', Tenzig Sonam, a Tibetan poet and film-maker currently living in New York, goes inside a country he calls his home but does not recognize.
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Martin should meet Dalai Lama, say prominent Canadians

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A group of fifteen prominent Canadians sent a letter today to Prime Minister Paul Martin, urging him to meet with the Dalai Lama when he visits Ottawa in April. The fifteen, who make up the Advisory Committee of the visit
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Armenian Committee in Support of the Tibet China Negotiations

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Mr. Sarkis Assadourian, MP for Brampton Centre, Ontario has joined 132 other MPs and has signed the letter addressed to the Prime Minister of Canada in support of Tibet-China negotiations.
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Monk mummy found in mountains

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A MUMMY of a Tibetan Buddhist monk, believed to be about 500 years old, has been found in India's northern Himalayan state of Himachal Pradesh, the Hindustan Times.com website reported.
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Door for talks with the Dalai Lama open, says China

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China on Thursday said that talks with Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, were possible once he renounced his demand for "Tibetan independence" and fulfilled other pre-conditions of Beijing.
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March to Nagpur in support of “Freedom March”

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Norgayling Tibetan Settlement, Bhandara is situated at a distance of 180 kms from Nagpur, a major city in the Indian state of Maharashtra. In July 1974, RTYC Bhandara was formed with an initial membership of 75 people
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FREEDOM MARCH: “Reaching unto-the Mission Possible”

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The we are of the 1st March saw the Freedom March leaving Khanpur, bound for Kurukshetra-the historic and epic Indian city. The March traveled 18 km, crossing a small town known as Pipli, where slogan campaigns were carried out
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Top Chinese democracy campaigner released and heading to US

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China released top dissident Wang Youcai after pressure from Washington and ahead of a UN Human Rights Commission meeting where the United States may sponsor a resolution condemning Beijing's human rights record.
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Congress Seeks to Push White House to Criticize China at UN Commission

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The House of Representatives has approved a resolution calling on the Bush administration to introduce a resolution critical of China at the United Nations Human Rights Commission session in Geneva.
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