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China Leans on Nepal to Stifle Demonstrations New York: July 24: The government of Nepal, under pressure from China, has arbitrarily arrested hundreds of Tibetans and restricted their right to demonstrate against the March 2008 crackdown in Tibet, Human Rights Watch said in a new a report today. Human Rights Watch called on Nepal to respect Tibetans' rights to free expression and assembly, and for China to end its pressure campaign against Nepal. "Nepal's government is turning the screws on peaceful Tibetan protesters at the behest of China," said Brad Adams, Asia director at Human Rights Watch. "How can a government that came to power on a wave of public protests justify crushing peaceful protests by Tibetans?" The 60-page report, Appeasing China: Restricting the Rights of Tibetans in Nepal," documents numerous violations of... [read full story]
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Reuters - China pressured Nepal into cracking down on peaceful Tibetan protesters, violating their human rights with arbitrary arrests, sexual abuse of women and beatings in detention, a global rights group said on Thursday.
Reuters - China pressured Nepal into cracking down on peaceful Tibetan protesters, violating their human rights with arbitrary arrests, sexual abuse of women and beatings in detention, a global rights group said on Thursday.
KATHMANDU (AFP) - Authorities in Nepal were Thursday accused of caving in to pressure from giant neighbour China by using excessive force and arbitrarily arresting hundreds of Tibetan protesters. Human Rights Watch said Nepali...
KATHMANDU, July 25 (Reuters) - Nepali police said on Friday they had detained 125 Tibetan refugees, including nuns and monks, for trying to storm a Chinese consular office in Kathmandu. More than 20,000 Tibetans live in Nepal...
KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepali police said on Friday they had detained 125 Tibetan refugees, including nuns and monks, for trying to storm a Chinese consular office in Kathmandu. More than 20,000 Tibetans live in Nepal and many...
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AFP) - Nepalese authorities detained around 100 Tibetan protesters in the capital Kathmandu for demonstrating outside a Chinese embassy building, police said. Protesters screamed "Free Tibet," "We want...
Police drag a Tibetan protester during a protest near the Chinese Embassy Visa Section in Kathmandu July 25, 2008. (REUTERS/Gopal Chitrakar) KATHMANDU, July 25 - Nepali police said on Friday they had detained 125 Tibetan...
Kevin Murphy Correspondent for The Capital Times — 7/25/2008 3:35 pm Building on the completion of the recent visit by the Dalai Lama to Madison, a dozen marchers stepped off from the Capitol Friday toward the Chinese consulate...
JURIST] Nepalese officials said Friday that they had arrested more than 100 Tibetans for allegedly trying to take over the Chinese embassy in Kathmandu. Chinese media said the protesters were trying to use Nepal's vulnerability...
Editor’s note: Aspen Daily News photographer Heather Rousseau visited Patan, Nepal, for five weeks in May and June. Several of her photos depicting the life of Tibetan refugees can be found on pages 16 and 17. Her report is...

