Last week, Tibetan exile groups voiced outrage at a video posted on YouTube that purportedly showed militarized police beating and kicking detained Tibetans during ethnic unrest a year ago. A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Qin Gang, was dismissive... ...full story at Tim Johnson
from Tim Johnson on Mon, Mar 30 2009
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400 Tibetan protesters detained »
YouTube video Kathmandu, June 22(ANI): Exiled Tibetans in Nepal have taken to the streets once more in protest against the passage of the Olympic flame through Tibet. Nepalese police detained at least 400 Tibetans demonstrators protesting outside the Chinese Embassy in... |
| 25 Mar 09 |
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China’s YouTube Block: A Tibet Connection? » China Journal The Great Firewall’s latest block of Youtube.com appears to coincide with the March 20 release by the Tibetan Government-in-Exile of a graphic video showing Chinese forces beating Tibetans during protests that occurred in March of last year. |
| 29 Mar 09 |
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Can Dalai Lama's lie deceive the world for long? » People's Daily The Dalai Lama's "Tibetan government-in-exile" recently made public a video purportedly showing Chinese policemen "overusing violence" against a Tibetan demonstrator during the March 14 riot last year. Some Western media broadcasted the video as... |
| 28 Mar 08 |
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Video: China criticizes western medias false reporting on Tibet » People's Daily The Chinese Foreign Ministry has criticized some Western media's false reporting on Tibet. Ministry spokesman Qin Gang was asked at a press conference if a website called Anti-CNN.com had received funding or material support from the Ch ... |
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