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Nepal police hold 200 Tibetan protesters
Tue, Jun 10, 2008
AFP

KATHMANDU, NEPAL - POLICE in Nepal's capital on Tuesday detained at least 200 Tibetan exiles as they staged a demonstration outside a Chinese embassy building, officials said.

The protesters, mostly monks and nuns, screamed 'China liar, Free Tibet', 'Stop the killing in Tibet' and other slogans as they were bundled into waiting vans and trucks, an AFP reporter at the scene said.

Tibetan activists have been protesting in Kathmandu almost every day since unrest broke out in Tibet in March and was met by a tough Chinese government crackdown. -- AFP

 

 

 
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