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Press Release from the Tibetan Solidarity Committee

July 30, 2008: The People’s Republic of China recently adopted what it called “Four Non-Supports” policy in regard to His Holiness the Dalai Lama. This policy emphasized to openly and explicitly promise not to support activities hampering the Beijing Olympic…


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Update on Tibet Demonstrations, 31 July 2008

June 2008: Lhasa – Some arrested protestors from Lhundup county given sentences Some of the people, who were arrested for participating in protests on 15-16 March at Phenpo Lhundup (Ch: Lingzhi) county, were given arbitrary sentences by the concerned court…


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Update on Tibet Demonstrations, 29 July 2008

13 June 2008: Tawu (Ch: Daofu) County, Karze (Ch: Ganzi) “TAP”, Kham Province (incorporated into the Chinese province of Sichuan) – Two arrested for allegedly participating in and taking pictures of the protest Tsewang Rigzin from Chishar village in Barzing…


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Press Release from the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile

As the countdown for the Opening of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games began, the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, on 28th July, 2008, sent request letters to the head of the States, participating in the Opening; their Excellencies the President of United States, the…


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Update on Tibet Demonstrations, 28 July 2008

5, 6, 15 July 2008: Serthar (Ch: Seda) County, Karze (Ch: Ganzi) “TAP” (incorporated into the Chinese province of Sichuan) – Three people arbitrarily arrested for their involvement in March protests The county’s concerned Chinese authorities arrested Lhagyal from Gochok…