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4 November, 2011
The Washington Post

Chinese repression to blame for immolations in Tibet

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16 October, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Self-immolations continue in Tibet; 8th young Tibetan man sets fire to himself in Ngaba

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Norbu Damdrul, a 19-year old former monk at Kirti monastery in Ngaba, who set fire to himself in protest on October 15, 2011.
16 August, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Troops surround monastery as Tibetan monk dies after setting himself on fire & calling for the return of the Dalai Lama to Tibet

 
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26 July, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Tibet support groups call on Ambassador-designate Locke

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1 July, 2011
Kanyag Tsering

"The darkest of days": a Tibetan monk's perspective on the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party

"Normally, for the celebration of an important anniversary involving everyone regardless of ethnicity and culture, people dress up in their costumes and look forward to participating with enthusiasm, but under the shadow of today's anniversary, many millions of people are wearing the clothes of mourning, and recalling the wounds of history," writes Kanyag Tsering. »continue

9 June, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Official celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of the “Peaceful Liberation of Tibet”: attendees and absentees

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9 June, 2011
Phayul

New video of Tibet protests

A new video of a group of Tibetan monks carrying out a peaceful protest in eastern Tibet has surfaced in exile.

>> View the video here <<

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A screen grab from a video recorded during a peaceful protest in eastern Tibet. | Tibet TV Online
26 May, 2011
Wall Street Journal, Mary Beth Markey

An Open Door for Tibet?

By MARY BETH MARKEY
Published in the Wall Street Journal on May 25, 2011

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19 May, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Tibetan Youth Congress calls off hunger strike in Delhi after 25 days

The Tibetan Youth Congress has called off their hunger strike, which was in solidarity with Tibetans under repression in Tibet, after 25 days. The decision follows appeals from Tibetans in Tibet, and prominent international representatives such as embassy officials who have visited the strikers in Delhi.

The TYC's full statement at: »continue

25 March, 2011
International Campaign for Tibet

Light of Truth award presented to legendary ‘bearded Khampa’ George Patterson

Scotland: The International Campaign for Tibet’s 2011 Light of Truth award was presented today to 90-year old author George Patterson, who earned legendary status as the ‘bearded Khampa’ for his support to Tibetan resistance fighters, and who became one of the first people to report the Chinese invasion of Tibet. »continue

George Patterson (right) with Thubten Samdup (left), the Dalai Lama’s Northern Europe Representative, and Mary Beth Markey (middle), President of ICT.
George Patterson (right) with Thubten Samdup (left), the Dalai Lama’s Northern Europe Representative, and Mary Beth Markey (middle), President of ICT.
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