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'Middle Way' The Answer to Tibetan Problem: Tibetan Leader Lobsang Sangay
Lobsang Sangay, political leader of the Tibetan government-in-exile, says the 'middle way' approach is still the best way to resolve the Tibetan issue.
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Jailed Tibetan Monk Died Of Heart Attack: Report
A prominent Tibetan monk whose death in jail in China last week raised new questions about the rights of the Tibet community, suffered a heart attack after often refusing to see doctors or take medicine, the Xinhua news agency reported.
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Tibetans Protest to Demand Release of Monk's Body in China
Dozens of Tibetans shouting "return the body" protested outside a prison in China on Wednesday after a prominent Tibetan monk died in jail, reflecting anger amongst his supporters and family, who believe he was murdered.
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High-Profile Tibetan Monk Dies in Prison in China
A Tibetan monk who was one of China's most prominent political prisoners has died in prison, a relative and human rights activists said today, raising the prospect of an increase in resentment of the government in Tibetan regions.
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'Middle Way' The Answer to Tibetan Problem: Tibetan Leader Lobsang Sangay
Lobsang Sangay, political leader of the Tibetan government-in-exile, says the 'middle way' approach is still the best way to resolve the Tibetan issue.
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Jailed Tibetan Monk Died Of Heart Attack: Report
A prominent Tibetan monk whose death in jail in China last week raised new questions about the rights of the Tibet community, suffered a heart attack after often refusing to see doctors or take medicine, the Xinhua news agency reported.
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Tibetans Protest to Demand Release of Monk's Body in China
Dozens of Tibetans shouting "return the body" protested outside a prison in China on Wednesday after a prominent Tibetan monk died in jail, reflecting anger amongst his supporters and family, who believe he was murdered.
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High-Profile Tibetan Monk Dies in Prison in China
A Tibetan monk who was one of China's most prominent political prisoners has died in prison, a relative and human rights activists said today, raising the prospect of an increase in resentment of the government in Tibetan regions.
