UN fact-finding mission to Tibet?
I just received the press release below from a Tibetan activist group. The long-suffering Tibetan people desperately need the world’s help. Sadly, however, the chances
January 14, 2013
Tibet
China
“Tibet is Burning, U.N. Sleeping! Wake Up, Wake Up, United Nations!”
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January 1, 2013
China
Geneva Summit 3: Dechen Pemba
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January 9, 2012
Issue 246: Repression in Tibet
To the Editor: Re “Tibetans Fear Philanthropist’s Ordeal Shows Broadening of Crackdown” (news article, NYT, June 24): China’s brutal arrest of Karma Samdrup, a 42-year-old
July 6, 2010
Ban Ki-Moon asked why U.N. won’t meet Dalai Lama in Geneva
UN Watch’s revelation yesterday that U.N. rights chief Navi Pillay is effectively refusing to meet with the Dalai Lama on his visit to Geneva next
July 30, 2009
Ban Ki-Moon asked why U.N. won’t meet Dalai Lama in Geneva
UN Watch’s revelation yesterday that U.N. rights chief Navi Pillay is effectively refusing to meet with the Dalai Lama on his visit to Geneva next
July 30, 2009
Issue 198: UN Watch Disappointed at U.N. Rights Chief Refusal to Meet Dalai Lamai
But welcomes Pillay’s criticism of China’s “systemic violations of human rights” GENEVA, July 29, 2009 — The Geneva-based human rights group UN Watch expressed disappointment
July 29, 2009
China
UN Watch Disappointed at U.N. Rights Chief Refusal to Meet Dalai Lamai
PRESS RELEASE But welcomes Pillay’s criticism of China’s “systemic violations of human rights” GENEVA, July 29, 2009 — The Geneva-based human rights group UN Watch expressed
July 29, 2009
Issue 26: The Commission on Human Rights passes a no-action motion, blocking a resolution on China
Last Friday, 22 members of the Commission on Human Rights passed a no-action motion, blocking a US-backed resolution on the situation of human rights in
April 28, 1999