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Tibet Calls For UN Fact-Finding Mission Over China Atrocities: Report
Commemorating the 110th anniversary of Tibet's Declaration of Independence Tibet has called for an independent fact-finding mission from the United Nations (UN).
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US Sanctions 2 Chinese Officials Over Tibet Human Rights Violations
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on two senior Chinese officials over "serious human rights abuse" in Tibet, including alleged torture and killings of prisoners and forced sterilization.
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China Conducting Mass DNA Tests In Tibet To Monitor Citizens: Report
China's oppression of Tibet is not hidden from anyone and the communist nation is now carrying out mass DNA testing to create a biological database of people to monitor them.
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China Criticises Meeting Between US Envoy, Dalai Lama Representative In Delhi
The US should stop "meddling" in China's internal affairs on the pretext of the Tibetan issue, a Chinese embassy spokesperson said on Wednesday, a day after US Charge d'Affaires Atul Keshap met a representative of the Dalai Lama in New Delhi.
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China Warns Of Countermeasures Against US Officials Over New Tibet Act
China on Tuesday said it would impose reciprocal measures against unnamed American officials and their family members who were behind a legislation passed by the US Congress on Tibet, asserting that it brooks no interference in its internal affairs.
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China Tightens Tibetan Border Security To Combat 'Separatism'
China has tightened security regulations in Tibet's border region to battle the risks of terrorism and 'separatism', the state-owned Global Times said.
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US Congress Prods China for Unconditional Talks With Tibetans
The US House of Representatives in an unanimous resolution has called on China to start unconditional talks with representatives of the Dalai Lama to address the grievances of the Tibetan people.
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Tibetan Father of 4 Sets Himself Alight in China: Reports
A Tibetan father-of-four set himself on fire in protest at China's rule over the Himalayan region, overseas media and rights groups said, adding it was unclear whether he survived.
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Clashes between Tibetans, government spread in China
Deadly clashes between ethnic Tibetans and Chinese security forces have spread to a second area in southwestern China, the government and an overseas activist group said on Wednesday.
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Meiyang Chang in talks for a film on China-Tibet issue
Meiyang Chang, a third generation Chinese settler, is going back to his roots with a film on the China-Tibet conflict.
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China aims to stifle Tibet's photocopiers
The authorities have identified a new threat to political stability in the restive region of Tibet: photocopiers. Fearful that Tibetans might mass-copy incendiary material, public security officials intend to more tightly control printing and photocopying shops, according to reports from the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.A regulation now in the works will...
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27 Tibetans detained near Chinese embassy
Twenty-seven Tibetans, including five women, were detained on Tuesday when they tried to enter the Chinese embassy in Delhi during their protest on the eve of the anniversary of uprising in Tibet 51 years ago.
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Dalai Lama doesn't fault Obama for low-key meeting
Just days after meeting with President Barack Obama, the Dalai Lama said on Saturday that he was not offended by the low-key reception he received.
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Tibet Calls For UN Fact-Finding Mission Over China Atrocities: Report
Commemorating the 110th anniversary of Tibet's Declaration of Independence Tibet has called for an independent fact-finding mission from the United Nations (UN).
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US Sanctions 2 Chinese Officials Over Tibet Human Rights Violations
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on two senior Chinese officials over "serious human rights abuse" in Tibet, including alleged torture and killings of prisoners and forced sterilization.
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China Conducting Mass DNA Tests In Tibet To Monitor Citizens: Report
China's oppression of Tibet is not hidden from anyone and the communist nation is now carrying out mass DNA testing to create a biological database of people to monitor them.
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China Criticises Meeting Between US Envoy, Dalai Lama Representative In Delhi
The US should stop "meddling" in China's internal affairs on the pretext of the Tibetan issue, a Chinese embassy spokesperson said on Wednesday, a day after US Charge d'Affaires Atul Keshap met a representative of the Dalai Lama in New Delhi.
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China Warns Of Countermeasures Against US Officials Over New Tibet Act
China on Tuesday said it would impose reciprocal measures against unnamed American officials and their family members who were behind a legislation passed by the US Congress on Tibet, asserting that it brooks no interference in its internal affairs.
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China Tightens Tibetan Border Security To Combat 'Separatism'
China has tightened security regulations in Tibet's border region to battle the risks of terrorism and 'separatism', the state-owned Global Times said.
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US Congress Prods China for Unconditional Talks With Tibetans
The US House of Representatives in an unanimous resolution has called on China to start unconditional talks with representatives of the Dalai Lama to address the grievances of the Tibetan people.
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Tibetan Father of 4 Sets Himself Alight in China: Reports
A Tibetan father-of-four set himself on fire in protest at China's rule over the Himalayan region, overseas media and rights groups said, adding it was unclear whether he survived.
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Clashes between Tibetans, government spread in China
Deadly clashes between ethnic Tibetans and Chinese security forces have spread to a second area in southwestern China, the government and an overseas activist group said on Wednesday.
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Meiyang Chang in talks for a film on China-Tibet issue
Meiyang Chang, a third generation Chinese settler, is going back to his roots with a film on the China-Tibet conflict.
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China aims to stifle Tibet's photocopiers
The authorities have identified a new threat to political stability in the restive region of Tibet: photocopiers. Fearful that Tibetans might mass-copy incendiary material, public security officials intend to more tightly control printing and photocopying shops, according to reports from the Tibetan capital, Lhasa.A regulation now in the works will...
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27 Tibetans detained near Chinese embassy
Twenty-seven Tibetans, including five women, were detained on Tuesday when they tried to enter the Chinese embassy in Delhi during their protest on the eve of the anniversary of uprising in Tibet 51 years ago.
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Dalai Lama doesn't fault Obama for low-key meeting
Just days after meeting with President Barack Obama, the Dalai Lama said on Saturday that he was not offended by the low-key reception he received.
