Tibet at a turning point
Subtitle: the spring uprising and China's new crackdown : a report
By: by the International Campaign for Tibet
Publisher: International Campaign for Tibet
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] :
Number of pages: 149
Subjects: Human rights; Relations; Politics and government; International Campaign for Tibet
Notes: "August 6, 2008."

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Table of contents: title: Summery; title: Tibet at a turning point; title: Protests in Tibet since March 10, 2008; title: Peaceful protests and the riot of 3/14 in Lhasa; title: An 'arduous struggle': Protests in Kardze since March 10; title: Ngaba protests: 'I recognise the Party's great kindness'; title: Machu: Major protest leads to crackdown in town and nomad areas beyond; title: Labrang: 'Like the setting sun over the peak of amountain'; title: 'Smashing the Splittist Clique': An analysis of leadership involved in the crackdown; title: Detentions and disappearances in Tibet since March 2008: A new list of political prisoners; title: New official attack on Tibetan Buddhism and monks in Kham; title: ICT recommendations on Tibet; title: Poetry and song.