WTN for November 2014

• UNPO alternative report for CEDAW documents systematic discrimination endured by Uyghur and Tibetan women in China - Unrepresented Peoples Organization
• Tibet region chief stresses better ties in security - Kathmandu Post
• Tibetan protest monk gets 12 years, confined in 'torture jail' - Radio Free Asia
• Toronto District School Board votes to end Confucius Institute partnership - Thomson Reuters
• China moves forward with Tibet rail extension close to border with Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh - India Today

• Tibet culture show opening in Toronto is ‘insidious’ propaganda from China, protesters say - National Post
• China warns Tibet party members not to harbor separatist 'fantasies' about Dalai Lama - Reuters
• Eight Tibetans jailed for 'aiding' self-immolation protest - Radio Free Asia
• Tibetan students protest official's call for instruction in Chinese - Radio Free Asia
• U.S. Under Secretary of State arrives in Nepal to discuss Tibet issue - The Himalayan

• Nepal does China's bidding - Wall Street Journal
• New strategic rail network to Tibet’s borders raises regional security concerns - International Campaign for Tibet
• Canada’s role in the economic development of Tibet - Canada Tibet Committee
• Tibetan held as 'ringleader' in Chinese mine protest is freed - Radio Free Asia
• Hackers target pro-Tibet G20 protesters - Sydney Morning Herald

• It took barley for humans to climb the mountains of Tibet - Washington Post
• New Zealand Greens call on PM to talk about Tibet during Xi visit - NZ News
• United States announces $3.2 million aid to strengthen healthcare for exile Tibetans - Tibetan Review
• More than 100 nuns expelled from nunnery in Tibetan County - Radio Free Asia
• Blog: Searching for inner peace in Sino-Indian relations: Xi and Modi’s Buddhist diplomacy - China Policy Institute