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group of 20 armed men firing guns, and that he was unsure if they were police officers or armed rioters. Chinese state media reported non-Tibetan-owned businesses and banks were robbed and houses were attacked and burned down, including government buildings and schools. Police used tear gas and cattle prods. According to Chinese state media, 18 civilians were killed by rioters.
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People's Daily reported on 21 March that, according to the Tibet regional government, 18 civilians and 1 police officer had been confirmed dead in the unrest by the night of Friday, 14 March. It also reported the number of injured civilians rose to 382 from 325, 58 of whom were critically wounded. 241 police officers were injured, 23 of whom were critically wounded.
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firearms from the police, during which the police fired warning shots to no avail. The government stated that the police acted in self-defense. According to the Chinese government, four protesters were wounded, and 18 civilians, along with a police officer, were killed. The Tibetan government-in-exile claimed there were at least 99 deaths across the region.
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area from Radio Free Asia in May 2008 states at least 200 people were detained after 24 March, while 7 nuns were sentenced to prison and 107 nuns were detained. The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy reported that three nuns from Dragkar Nunnery detained in Kardze were tortured, reportedly
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China's state media Xinhua News Agency reported on early Saturday, 15 March, that 10 people had been burned to death by Tibetans, including two hotel employees and two shop owners. It also reported that the victims were all innocent civilians and that most of them were business people. The state-run
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claimed, "they were grabbing monks, kicking and beating them." In Ngawa, police fired at the crowd after protestors reportedly burned down government buildings including the local police station, destroyed vehicles including police vehicles, stabbed police officers with swords, and attempted to take
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Throughout Lhasa, raids, security sweeps and arrests by Chinese security forces reportedly continued for several days. Tsondru, a monk, is reported to have died after being thrown off a roof while under arrest by Chinese security forces. An early official statement by Tibet Autonomous Region Chairman
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Police cars, fire engines and other official vehicles were reportedly set on fire. Reports state Tibetans attacked Han and Hui passerby using stones, and an eyewitness stated from their hotel window, "It seems like it's ethnic—like they want to kill anyone not Tibetan." The witness also said he saw a
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On 7 November, the state-run Lhasa Evening News reported a retired doctor was sentenced in Lhasa to 15 years imprisonment on espionage charges for passing information to the Central Tibetan Administration. The sentencing corresponds to the PRC's concealment of hospital records, as Human Rights Watch
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The BBC, sourcing information from a Human Rights Watch report, reported that "witnesses recounted that monks who initially tried to go through the police lines were thrown to the ground, kicked, and taken away." The arrest of 15 monks from Sera Monastery was confirmed by state-run China Tibet News,
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weapons against the Tibetan protesters, additional reports from BBC, Central Tibetan Administration, Tibetan Review, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International contradict Puncog's claim and state "indiscriminate shootings" by Chinese forces occurred, and that leaked evidence of machine gun use has
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reported that at least seven people were shot. There are other reports that police shot between 13 and 30 protesters after a police station was set on fire, reports of at least one policeman being killed, and the burning three or four police vans. Reports on the exact number of deaths were difficult
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and blamed the Dalai Lama for orchestrating it. The Dalai Lama denied the accusation and said that the situation was caused by "deep seated disillusionment and despair" in Tibet, and invited Chinese officials to come to India with its evidence. Representatives of the Chinese government and the Dalai
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and following the Dalai Lama's opposition to Tibetan national independence. Protesters were to advocate a more autonomous Tibet within China. However, many of the protestors did not follow this advice. Doug Saunders further stated that the torch-relay protests had no relationship with the unrest in
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reported the accounts of various Canadian witnesses who were caught up in the violence. One Canadian witnessed an attack by a mob on a motorcyclist, others recounted how the violence of the riots forced them to escape with help from taxi drivers and guides, and another described how they intervened
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said the Chinese government's accusations were "absolutely baseless". The Dalai Lama has also stated that Tibetans are treated by China as second-class citizens in their own land, which has caused simmering resentment, and has repeatedly denied any involvement in organizing or inciting the unrest,
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lawyers and intellectuals, issued a paper in May 2009 challenging the official narrative and suggesting that the protests were a response to economic inequities, Han Chinese migration, and religious sentiments. The OCI recommended that Chinese authorities better respect and protect the rights and
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reported in June 2008 that over 1,000 Tibetan protesters detained by Chinese authorities were "unaccounted for", while more than 1,000 monks, nuns, students and citizens had disappeared by 2008. Another report from Amnesty International stated 5,600 Tibetans were arrested through to January 2009.
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and Tibetan violence grounds. Nonetheless, by the end of July 2008, the leaders of more than 80 countries had decided to attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics, more than in any of the preceding Olympics. All but one leader of the countries that did not attend the opening ceremonies
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announced that 16 had been confirmed dead over the weekend's violence and dozens injured. Other sources published after the same press conference indicate that China put the death toll in Lhasa at 13. The Associated Press later reported that the Chinese government's official death toll from the
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said that China "insisted however that when my permit did expire on the 19th that I had to leave. I asked for an extension and they said decisively no." Domestic Chinese media initially downplayed the riots, but this changed relatively quickly as they began to focus on the violence against Han
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reported by 16 March to have confirmed at least 80 deaths of Tibetans, then increased the death count by Chinese forces to more than 140 people, as reported on 5 April. The Central Tibetan Administration's number of Tibetans killed since increased to 220, including subsequent deaths through to
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and set fire to the front gate. Shops and restaurants in the Muslim quarter were destroyed. A Chinese businessman reported that many Hui Muslim stores were burnt. Also burnt were stationery shops, banks, and a wholesale market at Tsomtsikhang, where many shops are owned by Han Chinese and Hui
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reported that phone calls into the region from Zurich were intercepted, and exiled Tibetans were harassed during the calls. The arrested nuns were not heard from afterwards. During a telephone call, a nun stated she and the other nuns had no regrets, and that "the road of liberty is long and
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in the center of Lhasa to demand the release of monks from Drepung and Sera were barred from leaving by police. They began throwing stones at the police, some of which were hard enough to break their shields. As the police withdrew, the enraged crowd began targeting ethnic Chinese passersby.
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According to the Central Tibetan Administration, environmental concerns also motivated the protests. Some of Asia's most important rivers flow from the Tibetan plateau, and "are being polluted and diminished by careless industrialisation and unplanned irrigation" as stated by the Dalai Lama.
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reports that Tibetans are discriminated against at spiritual sites, and residents were relocated to rural areas, as urban areas were redeveloped for Han residents and businesses. Nomadic Tibetans are forced to build homes and borrow money for construction costs, while their grazing lands are
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This was the first high-level dialogue between the Dalai Lama's representatives and the PRC government since the March unrest, and was the continuation of a series of talks between the Chinese government and the Dalai Lama's representatives, including his immediate family and close aides.
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Passports belonging to Tibetans were confiscated to prevent returns to India and the delivery of reports on events to Tibetan exiles. Tourists and foreign residents were surveilled and informed about their possible expulsion in case they got involved in Tibetan protests.
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on 23 April, and on 11–12 May when 14 of the nuns demanding the release of two arrested in April were beaten and detained. The report states nuns were from nearby nunneries, and armed Chinese forces continued to patrol the area. Other protests were held in Chori.
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moved onto the street and were kicked and beat by 10 to 15 plainclothes Chinese police officers in what he described as "gratuitous violence". Outside the monastery, the monks began a sitting protest and were surrounded by riot police and armed military units.
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The TCHRD also reported that a 38-year-old Tibetan woman, who was involved in protests on 16 and 17 March in Ngaba County, died after reportedly being tortured in a Chinese prison. Following her release, the government hospital allegedly refused to admit her.
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been documented. Puncog also states Tibetans wounded 61 police officers, including six seriously, and reported that 13 civilians had been killed. According to reporter James Miles, the police fatalities included both Tibetans and Han officers.
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By 5 April, the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy reported that the Chinese authorities had arrested over 2,300 Tibetans from various parts of Tibet, and claimed that "Tibetans are sometimes secretly killed in detention".
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after monks held a protest at the traditional Tibetan grounds of Kham and Amdo. A witness told the BBC that approximately 17 Tibetans were killed, including a school girl. By 18 March, the town was "teeming with police and soldiers".
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reported 1,000 Tibetan protestors remained "unaccounted for" by June 2008, while the Central Tibetan Administration reported 5,600 arrests of Tibetans between March 2008 and January 2009, with 1,294 injuries within the same period.
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journalists also invited on the tour stated that the Jokhang monks told them that they had been locked down in the temple even though they had not participated in the riots, and implored the journalists to report the information.
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A blockade by China of monasteries was reported by an Indian newspaper and Phayul, a news source affiliated with Central Tibetan Administration. The police had blocked off water, electricity, food and health facilities in
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The Dalai Lama called for both sides to avoid using violence and called on Chinese leaders to "address the long simmering resentment of the Tibetan people through dialogue with the Tibetan people." A spokesman for the
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and Mani Nunnery also began marching into Lhasa on 11 March. According to the report, participants claimed that they were stopped by police and returned to their monastic centers, which were promptly cordoned off.
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citizens. There was speculation that the violence would affect attendance at the 2008 Olympic Games, particularly amid pressure for leaders to boycott the games, but the calls for boycott went largely unheeded.
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As a policy begun by Chairman Mao in 1950, Beijing promotes settlements of Han Chinese within Tibet, which dilute Tibetan culture and identity, as the Dalai Lama and others have stated. The CTA also states,
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accused Western media of deliberately misrepresenting the situation. Among these accusations involved CNN's use of a cropped picture that shows only a military truck but not rioters who were attacking it.
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Protesters in Tibet that were arrested and detained claimed they were tortured and told to admit they were paid to protest by the 14th Dalai Lama. The Chinese government stated the unrest was motivated by
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Foreign tourists and Chinese eyewitnesses in Lhasa said "they saw and heard repeated gunfire there on Friday", 14 March. Although Phuntsok claimed that Chinese police did not fire their guns or use
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A month after the unrest began on 10 March, the Dalai Lama stated that since the beginning of the demonstrations in Tibet at least 400 people had been killed, and thousands of others arrested.
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by some. Tibetan students at the Medical University of Xining held demonstrations to express their solidarity with the protestors, as well as a vigil for killed protestors in Lhasa.
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reported 5 female retail workers had been burned alive when Tibetan rioters set fire to the Yishion clothing store where they worked. The article noted one of them was Tibetan.
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to address the government of China's policies in Tibet. Specific agreements offered to China include the Five Point Peace Plan in 1987, the Strasbourg proposal in 1988, and the
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estimated that 150 protests occurred between 10 March and 25 March. The Chinese government reported that 23 people were killed during the riots themselves, while the
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reported on the decision by the Chinese government, which allowed a small group of reporters to tour Tibet. The journalists allowed to tour Tibet included those from
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published "most wanted" posters across its homepage to assist Chinese police in apprehending protestors; 24 Tibetans are believed to have been arrested as a result.
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During special classes for students in the region, videos of Tibetan demonstrators demolishing stores and attacking police were shown. The sessions have been deemed
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due to the expulsion of journalists. The Chinese government stated that it opened fire on protestors in self defense on 20 March, reporting that four were wounded.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China, Materials on the March 14 Incident in Tibet (I), Beijing: Foreign Languages Press, 2008, p. 32.
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and at other monasteries active in the demonstrations. As a consequence, monks were suffering starvation, and on 25 March, one monk died from starvation at
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After expelling foreign journalists, the Chinese government selected a group of foreign journalists which were given restricted access to the region. The
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stated on 28 March that it feared for the welfare and whereabouts of the monks which spoke out during the media tour, specifically those monks from
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blamed the Dalai Lama's supporters for the recent violence in Tibet, and asserted that security forces exercised restraint in their response.
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The Chinese media accused Western media of reporting with inaccuracy and little independent cross-checking. The Chinese state-run newspaper
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reported the Chinese government blocked foreign broadcasters and websites, and denied journalists access to protest areas. Websites such as
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which added 13 of the monks were prosecuted. The Human Rights Watch report stated that "up to 60 monks were arrested" on 10 March in Lhasa.
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reported that an eyewitness saw tear gas being fired into the crowd. The Human Rights Watch report stated hundreds of monks and nuns from
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China's policies which the Dalai Lama describes as "cultural genocide" marginalize Tibetans and create simmering socio-economic issues in
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on 21 March, where police shot and killed a protestor. Chinese army troops blocked roads in Sertar, and many Tibetans were arrested. The
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When Chinese police and military units reentered Lhasa on 14 March, reports state tear gas canisters were launched and shootings began.
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Plans for the meeting had been announced by the Xinhua News Agency on April 25, and was confirmed by the Dalai Lama's spokesman.
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On 15 March, 4,000 Tibetans gathered near the Labrang Monastery and clashed with Chinese forces. The clashes centered around the
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alleged 400 Tibetans were killed in total. Foreign journalists were expelled or forced to leave during the uprising anniversary.
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residents, resulting in Han and Hui stores and buildings being destroyed and numerous Chinese civilians being injured or killed.
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Pema Trinley reported, "Only three law-breakers died during the pacification of the Lhasa unrest, no participation from the
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condemned the Dalai Lama's alleged role in the riot, but said the possibility for a dialogue remained open if he renounced
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In Hezou on 19 March, footage emerged showing protestors tearing Chinese flags and raising Tibetan flags in their place.
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On April 30, state press acknowledged that a pro-independence gunman and a police officer were killed in a gun battle.
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On 1 April, rhetoric increased when the Chinese Public Security Ministry alleged that Tibet's supporters were planning
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The use of force by Chinese police and military forces during the unrest has been controversial, with some, including
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disclosed that a photograph depicting rioters had been erroneously captioned. Separately, another German station,
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previous week's rioting in Lhasa had risen to 22. Accordingly, the death toll reported by Xinhua had risen to 19.
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Chinese authorities were also reportedly concerned that the Tibetan protests could "embolden activists in restive
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estimates a total of 235 protests occurred from 10 March until the end of October 2009. The Chinese government's
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people were beaten, while a building's fire killed four Han women and a Tibetan woman hiding in same building.
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to collect evidence of "one-sided and untrue" foreign reporting. Media accused of falsified reporting include
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On May 4, two representatives of the PRC government, Zhu Weiqun and Sitar met with two representatives of the
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On 14 April, Chinese forces claimed that they had found semi-automatic firearms hidden throughout a temple in
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as closed to protestors by Chinese authorities, and reports of wounded and killed Tibetans were suppressed.
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also reportedly spoke to the journalists on tour, and likewise implored them to report their detainment.
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in Strategic Insights, Volume VII, Issue April 2, 2008. Monterey: Center for Contemporary Conflict (CCC).
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in ISAS Background Briefs, Issue: 61, Mar 24, 2008. Singapore: Institute of South Asian Studies (ISAS).
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Orange refers to Tibet's original land boundaries, subdivided into provinces by China and designated as
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has been routinely used in German media and by German police to describe robust measures in the past:
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Agence France Presse, "Defiant China rejects dialogue, vows to smash Tibetan protests," March 22, 2008
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In Machu on 16 March, rioters set a government building on fire, while clashes continued on 18 March.
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In October 2009, four Tibetans were executed in connection with their involvement with the unrest.
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Chinese authorities arrested twelve Tibetan monks after an incident in the historic region of
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A railway link opened in 2006 delivers three thousand Han a day to the region. Within Lhasa,
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departed in a line to demand the release of the arrested Sera monks. An eyewitness told the
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Committee for Safeguarding National Security of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
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was watched by the media, because some groups called for a boycott of the ceremony on both
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reported witness accounts of security vehicles being set on fire and Tibetan mob violence.
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On 27 March, the media tour through Lhasa was disrupted by a group of detained monks from
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The Tibetan government-in-exile stated that 19 Tibetans were shot and killed on 18 March.
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The first non-monastic Tibetans were reportedly arrested in Barkhor Square on 11 March.
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increased the tension of the situation. Clashes occurred between Tibetans and Chinese
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Tibetans arrested by Chinese authorities. The signs list their crime and their name.
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During the protests and demonstrations, Chinese authorities prohibited foreign and
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Congressional Executive Commission On China, Annual Report 2009 (October 10, 2009)
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riots in Lhasa and the aftermath which was broadcast for several hours. China's
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monks led a crowd of 300 people in demonstrations outside of their monastery in
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Lama held talks on China's Tibet policies on 4 May and 1 July of the same year.
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During a Chinese state sponsored tour for journalists on 7 April, two monks at
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made its six-month trip around the world. This included advice on maintaining
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from entering Tibet and expelled those already there. Two German reporters,
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in 2008. Tibetan loyalty to the Dalai Lama is considered disloyalty to the
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and proposed to resign as the political leader if the violence continued.
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The BBC reported that around 16 March, 600 monks from Lhasa were flown to
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province" to organise street protests as well. The Chinese government's
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in Tibetan media, was a series of protests and demonstrations over the
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On 16 March, Tibetan monks and local residents clashed with police in
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reports that machine guns were used. State hospitals were reported by
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29-Article Ordinance for the More Effective Governing of Tibet (1793)
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13-Article Ordinance for the More Effective Governing of Tibet (1751)
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to boycott the opening ceremonies because of the violence in Tibet.
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reported that residents were receiving intimidating calls from the
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Convention Between Great Britain and China Respecting Tibet (1906)
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Office for Safeguarding National Security of the CPG in the HKSAR
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A second meeting was scheduled for June 11. However, due to the
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The caption under the Spiegel Online picture in question reads
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emphasized that it was not to boycott the Olympics; one German
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As long as there are separists, there will be 3-14 event again
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interests of the Tibetan people, including religious freedom.
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The protests erupted amidst growing frustrations with China's
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reported that Chinese students abroad had set up the website
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said China was causing a cultural genocide in Tibet, and the
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on 16 March, 100 students participated in a sitting protest.
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https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=4492008&page=1
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leading to the death and disappearance of one of the nuns.
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Alleged mistreatment of Tibetans by the Chinese government
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has rejected the accusations in an article. According to
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In addition to sealing off monasteries, an eyewitness at
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Foreign press taken to Tibet, China says 660 surrendered
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On 19 March, Chinese forces cordoned off the village of
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claimed 203 were killed in the aftermath alone, and the
6246:"Olympic Torch Draws Buenos Aires Protests for Boycott" 5635:. anti-cnn.com translates only the second sentence, to 4683:"Arrest warrants issued for 29 suspects in Lhasa riots" 4612:"13 civilians burned or stabbed to death in Lhasa riot" 4394:"Tibet, China talks postponed after quake – Dalai aide" 3725:. Hong Kong: Da Kung Pao. 21 March 2008. Archived from 3170:
http://www.rfa.org/english/news/2008/03/12/tibet_march/
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On 14 March, a group of monks preparing to depart from
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in The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, August 2008.
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There were rumors that some athletes were considering
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Annexation of Tibet by the People's Republic of China
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reported the cost of damage in Gansu at an estimated
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A Free Tibet rally outside the Chinese consulate in
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that spoke out to reporters have since disappeared.
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Of the 1989 bloody suppression in Lhasa, journalist
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Protests supporting Tibetans were held in cities in
5782:"Yahoo and MSN helping to root out Tibetan rioters" 4079:"Tibetans Clash With Chinese Police in Second City" 3566:. Xinhua News Agency. 25 March 2008. Archived from 2420:"Dalai Lama calls for end to anti-Olympic protests" 504:A crowd of 70-80 Tibetan youths tried to storm the 6387:"Polish government to boycott opening of Olympics" 3688:Watts, Jonathan; Branigan, Tania (18 March 2008). 2667:"Violence in Tibet as Monks Clash With the Police" 2244:"Eggs, flags and tempers fly at Chinese consulate" 2087:"Tibet protesters missing, Amnesty says - CNN.com" 1856:"Violence in Tibet as Monks Clash With the Police" 1036:According to a 10 October 2009 report by the U.S. 7746:Residential Surveillance at a Designated Location 5488:Cutler, David; Murdoch, Gillian (6 August 2008). 5024: 5022: 4580:"China and Dalai Lama face off over Tibet unrest" 4334:"China says door 'wide open' on Dalai Lama talks" 3462: 3460: 3458: 3456: 2878:Tibet, International Campaign for (20 May 2013). 2113:"Tibet protesters disrupt Olympic flame ceremony" 1434:also reiterated that he was against any boycott. 1213:of orchestrating the protests in its commentary. 8987: 7136:Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party 4959:. 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The vice-president of the 1038:Congressional-Executive Commission on China 740:Radio Free Asia reported demonstrations in 431:, a group of 300–400 protesting monks from 316:include earlier mass protests in Lhasa—the 7809: 7795: 7108: 7094: 6571: 6557: 4907:. Tibet.net. 25 March 2008. 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Accessed 2009-07-17. 3046: 3044: 2956: 2954: 2928: 2926: 2847: 2845: 2455:"China, Dalai Lama's envoys resume talks" 2336:"Tibetans storm Chinese Embassy in Paris" 1358:Premier of the People's Republic of China 1325: 1231: 7197:National Defense Mobilization Commission 6354: 5841: 5717: 5522: 5228: 4832: 4647:"China official paper: crush protesters" 4458:"The victims are all innocent civilians" 4386: 4362: 3954:"China finds firearms in Tibetan temple" 3746: 3744: 3359: 3357: 2765: 2514: 2512: 2444: 1944: 1942: 1450:said that there was "no link to Tibet". 1430:, who condemned politicizing sport. 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Taipei. Archived from 5953:(in Chinese). Taipei. 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People's Liberation Army
People's Armed Police
Han
Hui
Central Tibetan Administration
Chinese government
Tibetans
Lhasa
Tibet
Tibetan Uprising Day
14th Dalai Lama escaped from Tibet
Tibet Autonomous Region
Labrang Monastery
Han
Hui
Human Rights Watch
Amnesty International
excessive force
International Campaign for Tibet
Xinhua News Agency
Central Tibetan Administration
Dalai Lama
Amnesty International
North America
Europe
Beijing
Australia
India

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