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Jokhang monks make bold protest: transcript
International Campaign for Tibet

On March 28, a group of 30 monks in Tibet's most sacred temple and place of pilgrimage, the Jokhang, spoke out to foreign press who were on an official tour of Lhasa orchestrated by Beijing. More >

Further protests, mass detentions, and new pressure to denounce Dalai Lama as crackdown intensifies
International Campaign for Tibet

There have been further protests in the past few days in Tibet as the crackdown on the plateau deepens, with mass detentions in different areas and some monasteries encircled by troops. More >

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Seven Questions: What Tibetans Want

The most vigorous Tibetan protests in decades have been crushed by Chinese soldiers and police. More >

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Photos of soldiers-monks on movie set claimed to be from Lhasa unrest

ICT In recent weeks images showing soldiers in Tibet carrying monks' robes have been distributed widely across the internet, with some commentators claiming they provide evidence that Chinese soldiers disguised themselves as Buddhist monks during unrest i More >

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Statement on Tibet from Desmond Tutu on Behalf of The Elders

The people of Tibet wish to be heard. They have long sought autonomy, and chosen negotiation and mediation as their means of attaining it. More >

2008 Tibetan Maps Calendar Reduced for Quick Sale

Purchase your Tibetan Maps Calendar today, at the reduced price of $10.00 (plus postage). Check them out in our online store. Tashi Delek and thank you for your support!

Military patrols in Lhasa during recent protests. By Howard W. French

Call on President Bush not to attend the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games in August. From Steven Spielberg to parlimentarians, many leaders are rethinking their involvement. We call on our leaders to stay away from the opening ceremonies in the wake of the bloody and continuing crackdown in Tibet. You may reach the U.S. President at 202-456-1111 or by email at comments@whitehouse.gov.

Urge your Congressional representatives to insist China not take the Olympic torch through Tibet in mid-June and ask that they call on China to open Lhasa to foreign media. ICT fears on humanitarian grounds that taking the torch through Lhasa will be seen as a provocation to Tibetans and lead to more unrest, arrests and repression. Please click here to find your legislators.

If you have first hand information about unrest in Tibet, please contact us immediately at info@savetibet.org.

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