Monk's death sentence cummuted to life in prison

A Chinese court today spared the life of a Tibetan monk convicted of a series of fatal bombings, commuting his death sentence to life in prison, the government said, in a case that prompted an international outcry.

A Chinese court today spared the life of a Tibetan monk convicted of a series of fatal bombings, commuting his death sentence to life in prison, the government said, in a case that prompted an international outcry.

Tenzin Deleg Rinpoche, 54, was convicted in December 2002 and given a death sentence with a two-year reprieve, which expired today.

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