Tibetan marchers call for freedom as Beijing continues congress

Hundreds of Tibetans demonstrated in a western China town today, calling for freedom from Chinese rule.

Tibetan marchers call for freedom as Beijing continues congress
Fri, 09 Nov, 2012 - 13:56

Hundreds of Tibetans demonstrated in a western China town today, calling for freedom from Chinese rule.

The latest act of protest was apparently timed to send a signal to the Communist Party elite as it gathers in Beijing to appoint a new leadership.

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