Police clash with protesters despite talks on Tibet

Police in Nepal have broken up protests by Tibetan monks near the Chinese embassy in the capital Kathmandu.

Police clash with protesters despite talks on Tibet
Mon, 05 May, 2008 - 12:56

Police in Nepal have broken up protests by Tibetan monks near the Chinese embassy in the capital Kathmandu.

The police allegedly beat them with bamboo batons.

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