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  • March 2008
    • China Clamps Down on Tibetans

      China Clamps Down on Tibetans

      (Newser) - The Chinese government has acknowledged for the first time that  rioting has spread from Tibet into neighboring provinces, as it forcefully reasserted control, setting up roadblocks with armed police in areas with large Tibetan populations. In Gansu, hundreds of Tibetans, many on horseback, stormed a government compound, burned the Chinese flag  and hoisted the Tibetan emblem Tuesday.   More »

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      China   2008 Beijing Olympics   Tibet   Dalai Lama   Tibetan independence   Sichuan province   riots   Gansu province

    • Dalai Lama Calls for Tibet Probe

      Dalai Lama Calls for Tibet Probe

      (Newser) - The Dalai Lama today called for an international investigation into China and accused it of engaging in "cultural genocide" in Tibet, the AP reports. The spiritual leader said 80 people have been killed in recent protests. Chinese soldiers and tanks patrolled the streets of the Tibetan capital of Lhasa today, which appeared quiet in images from Hong Kong TV. Condoleezza Rice called for "restraint" on the part of Beijing. More »

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      China   2008 Beijing Olympics   Condoleezza Rice   Tibet   Beijing   Dalai Lama   Lhasa   Gansu province

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