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China Denies Compensation To Tibetans Displaced By World's Largest Hydro-Solar Plant: Report
The Chinese government has denied compensation for residents, including Tibetan nomads, affected by the construction of the world's largest hydro-solar plant, residents living near the plant told Radio Free Asia (RFA).
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"Let World Know Where He Is": US To China On Panchen Lama's Disappearance
The United States on Thursday renewed calls on China to free the Tibetan identified 25 years earlier as the Panchen Lama and warned Beijing not to see the episode as a model for handling the Dalai Lama's succession.
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China Releases Tibetan Monk After 5 Years
China released a veteran Tibetan Buddhist monk after five years of imprisonment for separatism, the Free Tibet organisation confirmed on Friday.
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Letting Dalai Lama Visit Arunachal Will Damage Relations, China Warns India
The Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh in March will damage India's relationship with China, Beijing has warned today.
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China Cremates Revered Tibetan Monk Against Family Wishes
Chinese authorities have cremated the body of a revered Tibetan monk against his family's wishes, rights groups said Thursday, after protests erupted following news of his death.
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Tibetan Woman Self-Immolates in China: Reports
A Tibetan woman burned herself to death days before the anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese rule, a rights group and media said, in the first such incident this year.
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Hollywood Actor, Activist Richard Gere Meets PM Narendra Modi
Renowned Hollywood actor and activist Richard Gere today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
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Tibet Group Says Three More Dead After Police Shooting
An overseas rights group says three more Tibetan protesters shot and detained by Chinese authorities have died in jail after being denied medical treatment for their injuries, which would bring the death toll in recent violence to five.
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Angela Merkel Raises Human Rights on China Trip
German Chancellor Angela Merkel raised the issue of human rights publicly in China on Tuesday unlike many Western visitors invoking the fall of the Berlin Wall and telling students their country needed "free dialogue".
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British premier Cameron flies to Beijing, says will push EU-China trade deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron flew into China saying he wanted to lay the ground for a multi-billion-dollar free trade deal between Beijing and the European Union, despite growing unease about his own country's membership of the bloc.
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China lifts 17-year ban on Dalai Lama photos at this Tibet monastery
Chinese officials have lifted a ban on Tibetan monks displaying photographs of the Dalai Lama at a prominent monastery, a rights group said yesterday, an unexpected policy shift which could ease tensions in the restive region.
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China lifts 17-year ban on Dalai Lama photos at Tibet monastery: group
Chinese officials have lifted a ban on Tibetan monks displaying photographs of the Dalai Lama at a prominent monastery, a rights group said on Thursday, an unexpected policy shift which could ease tensions in the restive region.
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Fifth Tibetan dies after setting self on fire in China
A 23-year-old man has become the fifth Tibetan in a week to set self on fire and die in a county in far western China to protest against Chinese rule, a rights group said on Saturday.
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Censor Board gets tough with Rockstar
The notoriously rigid monitoring committee has clamped down on certain audio and visual portions of the film.
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China Denies Compensation To Tibetans Displaced By World's Largest Hydro-Solar Plant: Report
The Chinese government has denied compensation for residents, including Tibetan nomads, affected by the construction of the world's largest hydro-solar plant, residents living near the plant told Radio Free Asia (RFA).
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"Let World Know Where He Is": US To China On Panchen Lama's Disappearance
The United States on Thursday renewed calls on China to free the Tibetan identified 25 years earlier as the Panchen Lama and warned Beijing not to see the episode as a model for handling the Dalai Lama's succession.
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China Releases Tibetan Monk After 5 Years
China released a veteran Tibetan Buddhist monk after five years of imprisonment for separatism, the Free Tibet organisation confirmed on Friday.
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Letting Dalai Lama Visit Arunachal Will Damage Relations, China Warns India
The Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal Pradesh in March will damage India's relationship with China, Beijing has warned today.
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China Cremates Revered Tibetan Monk Against Family Wishes
Chinese authorities have cremated the body of a revered Tibetan monk against his family's wishes, rights groups said Thursday, after protests erupted following news of his death.
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Tibetan Woman Self-Immolates in China: Reports
A Tibetan woman burned herself to death days before the anniversary of a failed uprising against Chinese rule, a rights group and media said, in the first such incident this year.
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Hollywood Actor, Activist Richard Gere Meets PM Narendra Modi
Renowned Hollywood actor and activist Richard Gere today met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi.
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Tibet Group Says Three More Dead After Police Shooting
An overseas rights group says three more Tibetan protesters shot and detained by Chinese authorities have died in jail after being denied medical treatment for their injuries, which would bring the death toll in recent violence to five.
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Angela Merkel Raises Human Rights on China Trip
German Chancellor Angela Merkel raised the issue of human rights publicly in China on Tuesday unlike many Western visitors invoking the fall of the Berlin Wall and telling students their country needed "free dialogue".
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British premier Cameron flies to Beijing, says will push EU-China trade deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron flew into China saying he wanted to lay the ground for a multi-billion-dollar free trade deal between Beijing and the European Union, despite growing unease about his own country's membership of the bloc.
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China lifts 17-year ban on Dalai Lama photos at this Tibet monastery
Chinese officials have lifted a ban on Tibetan monks displaying photographs of the Dalai Lama at a prominent monastery, a rights group said yesterday, an unexpected policy shift which could ease tensions in the restive region.
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China lifts 17-year ban on Dalai Lama photos at Tibet monastery: group
Chinese officials have lifted a ban on Tibetan monks displaying photographs of the Dalai Lama at a prominent monastery, a rights group said on Thursday, an unexpected policy shift which could ease tensions in the restive region.
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Fifth Tibetan dies after setting self on fire in China
A 23-year-old man has become the fifth Tibetan in a week to set self on fire and die in a county in far western China to protest against Chinese rule, a rights group said on Saturday.
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Censor Board gets tough with Rockstar
The notoriously rigid monitoring committee has clamped down on certain audio and visual portions of the film.
