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Australian Olympic Team seeks advice on Tibet protest

AUSTRALIAN Olympians have sought advice about how best to make a stand on Tibet at the Beijing games next month. The Australia Tibet Council said it had had inquiries from some current team members as to how they could best…


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Update on Tibet Demonstrations, 11 July 2008

4 July 2008: Lithang (Ch: Litang) County, Karze “TAP” (incorporated into a Chinese province of Sichuan) – Chinese authorities decide to hold Summer Festival of horse race for political purpose Around 4 July, the concerned senior officials of the Lithang…


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Olympic undesirables expelled from Beijing

DECHAN Pemba, a 30-year-old British citizen living legally in Beijing for the past two years, found out this week how ruthlessly efficient China’s security crackdown ahead of the Olympics can be.   Ms Pemba, a Tibetan by ethnicity, stepped out…


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Update on Tibet Demonstrations, 10 July 2008

23 June 2008: Karze (Ch: Ganzi) County, Karze “TAP” (incorporated into a Chinese province of Sichuan) – A youth horribly beaten with metal baton and arrested for shouting slogans Ngodup Dorjee, a 25-year youth from Phuk-Yi-Nang-Tsek-Lek village in Lhopa township,…


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Chinese authorities in revenge attacks on Tibetan monks

Tourists are reportedly trickling back in to Tibet, four months after China effectively closed the area to foreigners. That followed violent protests in Lhasa in March and unrest in the ethnic Tibetan areas of the neighbouring provinces of Gansu, Sichuan…