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Security ordered to "strike hard" in Lhasa; video released of protest PDF Print E-mail
[31 January] As Lhasa's senior official ordered increased security measures in Lhasa to prevent protests, video footage of last week's demonstration in Dzamthang, which resulted in one death, has been obtained by exiled sources.
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Crackdown in Tibet intensifies; CNN crew detained PDF Print E-mail
[30 January] As the Chinese government continues to send troops into Tibet in an effort to clamp down on protests, a CNN crew has been refused entry to a Tibetan area of Sichuan province, subsequently detained and had film footage confiscated.
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Tibetan shot dead by police in Ngaba PDF Print E-mail
[27 January] As tensions escalate in Tibet, another Tibetan has been shot dead at a protest in eastern Tibet. Urgen, a 20-year old man, was killed on 26 January after Chinese police fired into a crowd who had gathered to protest against the arrest of a local Tibetan. This is the third known incident of police shooting and killing protestors this week.
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UK calls for restraint from China over Tibet shootings PDF Print E-mail
[25 January] Foreign Office Minister Jeremy Browne issued a public statement this afternoon, calling upon China to "exercise restraint" in eastern Tibet, where at least eight Tibetan protestors are reported to have been shot by Chinese police over the past couple of days.
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Protests escalate in eastern Tibet; more Tibetans shot dead PDF Print E-mail
[25 Janaury] For the second consecutive day Tibetan protestors have been killed by Chinese police. Up to five Tibetans have reported to been shot dead with many more injured as protests erupted yesterday (24 January) in the town of Serthar in eastern Tibet. Further protests have also been reported in the Tibetan areas of Ngaba and Golog.
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