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Published Date: 21 March 2008
A SPOKESMAN for Tibet's government-in-exile says 19 Tibetans have died in China's Gansu province in recent days following anti-government protests, raising the total death toll in the region to 99.
Thuten Samphel reported the deaths today, but provided no details on how the 19 people died.

China says 16 people have been killed since anti-government protests turned violent in the Tibetan capital last week.





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  • Last Updated: 21 March 2008 10:51 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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21/03/2008 11:48:44
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Tyson J.,

21/03/2008 15:58:03
Just think how many Resolutions the U.N. could pass out of this, but, of course, there won't be any.
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Conan,

Chile 21/03/2008 23:34:51
Indeed, it is a travesty that the Olympics have sumk so low as to even think about being 'held' in the modern Mafia-State known as the PRC.

Indeed - BOYCOTT THE OLYMPICS is you have even a scintila of decency in your mind or body.
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Finnking™,

Another Tax Zone 22/03/2008 04:54:32
#1 HC

Troll
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57Nomad,

california 22/03/2008 17:50:41
I don't know if European TV stations run their coverage of the Olympics commercial free, but in the states they are not commercial free and the best way to express displeasure is to find out who is buying commercial time on the Olympics broadcasts and write to them saying that you are boycotting their products in protest of them supporting the communist slave state of China. That gets their attention in a hurry.

 

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