Nepal’s Tibetans fear China’s growing influence

Posted on May 31st, 2010 by admin

For decades, Tibetan refugees in Nepal have been living in relative peace, a situation that may be about to change.

Some in Nepal fear that China is stirring up tensions between their countrymen and the Tibetan refugee population.

Kathmandu has come under increasing Chinese pressure to clamp down on protests by Tibetan political activists, making the lives of some refugees increasingly difficult.

Al Jazeera’s Subina Shrestha reports from Kathmandu.

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Address to Tibetan-Chinese Conference

Posted on May 31st, 2010 by admin

His Holiness the Dalai Lama addresses participants of the Tibetan-Chhinese Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland on August 6th, 2009. (www.dalailama.com)

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Tibet: The Truth (A Political History)

Posted on May 17th, 2010 by admin

The West is trying to demonize China. Why? To ensure an upper-handed position economically, politically, and socially.

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Too many harbor strong opinions about Tibet, yet know nothing more than the few slogans offered by the mass-media outlets.

The media screams:
“They killed innocent monks!” – but those “innocent” monks and other young hooligans killed innocent Chinese before a single shot was fired on them.
“The Chinese are oppressive” – do you consider freeing over 95% of Tibetans from slavery, building a state of the art infrastructure, and a new economy oppressive?
“The Chinese suppress Tibetan Buddhism” – then why have the Chinese spent a fortune restoring ancient monasteries and places of religious significance?

China doesn’t SPIN NEWS like we do. Their silence is too often mistaken as admission of guilt. Don’t be another uninformed drone. Do everyone a favor and learn truths before forming opinions.

Here’s to Peace & Harmony! The 2008 Beijing Olympics deserve support!

http://www.monarex.com/chinacol.htm

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Mark Grabianowski
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Chinese Killing tibetans

Posted on May 17th, 2010 by admin

Also look at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLN4KWxqZ-0

Chinese border patrol are shooting and killing tibetan refugees crossing the Nangpa La mountain pass last week into Nepal. Hear the comment of the romanian camera man and the reaction of the Dalai Lama in english

KATHMANDU—Members of a group of 43 Tibetans have described their terrifying flight to Nepal under deadly fire from Chinese border guards who took several dozen other Tibetans into custody.

Witnesses said at least one person was killed and at least one wounded by gunfire Sept. 30 near the Himalayan pass at Nangpa La in the Mount Everest region. Others set the death toll higher. Another 36 or 37 Tibetans were detained, witnesses told RFA’s Tibetan service.

The group, which originally numbered around 80 Tibetans, began their journey out of Chinese-controlled Tibet on Sept. 30-Oct. 1, according to members of the group—41 asylum-seekers and two Tibetan escorts—who arrived in Kathmandu on Oct. 10.

“When the Chinese fired at us, I was so tense and frightened. It is still difficult for me to explain what happened,” one man said in an interview after arriving at the Tibetan Reception Center in Kathmandu.

“It was so tense and confusing that I just thought of staying alive and escaping. I couldn’t think of anything else or help the others.”

“I think the Chinese fired for about 15 minutes. I felt bullets whizzing past my ears. In fact I felt about five bullets pass by me and luckily they missed me. I was so frightened that I crawled in the snow using my hands and feet. The snow was about knee-deep,” he said.

The man, who asked not to be named, said the group initially thought the gunshots were fireworks, because there were many Western visitors who had come to climb the mountains in the area.

“I thought they were playing with fireworks. But then we realized it was gunshots and about 30 to 40 rounds were fired. In the confusion, we split into two groups. Those of us who were in the front managed to escape and the later group of about 30 or more Tibetans could not escape,” he said.

Another Tibetan, who hid in the mountains for two nights before crossing into Nepal, said: “I saw a small child…There was another young boy who was shot in the foot and an old man. They were detained in the area until late afternoon and then the Chinese police took them away.”

Buddhist nun shot dead
“Those who escaped later saw the body of the nun who was killed. She was Kalsang Namtso, 17 years old from Ngachu Dri-ru (in Chinese, Biru Xian) county. They gave a local yak herder 100 yuan and asked him to take body away but we heard that he didn’t do it. So we don’t know what happened later,” the second man said.

A Western climber who witnessed the incident told RFA’s Tibetan service that two others in his group had been contacted by the Chinese Embassy in Nepal and asked to attend a meeting there.

“They have since left Nepal and gone home” without visiting the Chinese Embassy, the climber said.

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China’s brutality in Tibet exposed on film

Posted on May 11th, 2010 by admin

Mar. 20 – The Central Tibetan Administration releases ‘China’s brutality in Tibet exposed’, a documentary film of what they say are Chinese atrocities on the Tibetans. Horrific new video from Central Tibetan Administration showing terrible injuries and damge from torture by Chinese in Tibet.
Also Video footage of Chinese attacking helpless monks and civilians in Tibet.
Tibet remains under Martial Law 1,000’s have been murdered and disapeared over the last year.
1.5 billion Tibetans have died at the hands of the Chinese in Tibet. Though there are many footages of the protests taking place throughout Tibet last year that were splashed across the world, the following are one of the rare footages of police beating of protestors, the suffering and death of a captive, and Para-military presence in Lhasa, which managed to make its way to the outside world.
However, the following footages testify to what is truly happening in Tibet as recently as 2008.

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[Genocide] Hu killed Tibetan people.

Posted on May 11th, 2010 by admin

Chinese people. Do you know what the freedom and human rights is?
The world doesn’t trust your government.

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Central Tibetan Administration critizes Chinese crackdown in Tibet

Posted on May 8th, 2010 by admin

Central Tibetan Administration in Dharamsala held a press conference to criticize recent Chinese crackdown in Tibet. Tibetans are rounded up without reason and the government is forcing Tibetans to celebrated Losar. Kalon Kelsang Yeshi and Dakpo Sonam read the statement in English and Tibetan. They also took questions from the media.
http://www.rfa.org/tibetan

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The Tibetan Book of the Dead – The Great Liberation (Part 1/5)

Posted on May 8th, 2010 by admin

Death is real, it comes without warning and it cannot be escaped. An ancient source of strength and guidance, The Tibetan Book of the Dead remains an essential teaching in the Buddhist cultures of the Himalayas. Narrated by Leonard Cohen, this enlightening two-part series explores the sacred text and boldly visualizes the afterlife according to its profound wisdom.

The Great Liberation follows an old lama and his novice monk as they guide a Himalayan villager into the afterlife using readings from The Tibetan Book of the Dead. The souls 49-day journey towards rebirth is envisioned through actual photography of rarely seen Buddhist rituals, interwoven with groundbreaking animation by internationally acclaimed filmmaker Ishu Patel.

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