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March 03, 2016

Two Tibetans set themselves on fire: reports
Beijing (AFP) March 2, 2016
Two Tibetans - a monk in China and a teenager in India - set themselves on fire on the same day to protest Beijing's ironclad control of the Himalayan region, a rights group and reports said Wednesday. Kalsang Wangdu self-immolated in front of his monastery in a Tibetan area of Sichuan province on Monday, reported Radio Free Asia (RFA), which is funded by the US government. London-based campaign group Free Tibet confirmed his death. The monk's action was the first such protest in China th ... read more

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