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WTN ARCHIVE - February, 1993
2. CBS Wins Award For Program on Prison-made Goods from China
3. Debate on Political Rights Reopened in China
4. Peasant Revolt over Economic Reforms?
2. Tibet Vigil Before the UN Commission on Human Rights
2. Tibetan Prisoners Compelled to Perform for Show
2. Democracy Prevails in a Corner of China
2. Tibet News and Data Service (Japan)
2. H.H. the Dalai Lama Definitely Going to Thailand
3. Clinton Advised to Go Easy on China; Beijing Blames U.S. for Problems in Sino-U.S. Relations
2. Dalai Lama & Other Nobel Laureates Rallying to Burmese Dissident's Cause
3. Self-Determination for Tibet Urged at the UN
4. Human Rights Update: Monks and Nuns Incarcerated
2. List of Peace Laureates Invited to Participate in Burma March
3. Tentative Itinerary and Schedule for Nobel Peace Laureates Mission
4. March 10th Demonstration at Parliament Hill, Ottawa
5. Missing Text From Release from Self-Determination on the UN Article
2. Comment: Re: Chinese Opposition to Dalai Lama's Visit to Thailand
3. Bill Clinton's E-mail Address
4. Request From the Editors Concerning Repostings of Material from CTN News
2. Taiwanese M.P. Gains Influence in Nepal
3. Nobel Laureates in Bangkok
2. Discussion: Taiwanese Independence and the PRC's Record in Tibet
2. Discussion: Reaction to J. Wang and Personal Observations About the Situation in Tibet
3. Discussion: About the 1.2 Million Deaths in Tibet Under PRC Rule
4. China Says U.S. Spreading False Information
5. Dalai Lama's Presence in Thailand Causing Controversy
6. Border trade boosts India-China exchanges
2. Refugees from Tibet Reporting of Purges Tibetans from TAR Administration
3. Wang Dan and Guo Haifeng Released on Parole, Priest Freed
2. Nobel Winners Call for Suu Kyi Release
2. "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" by Sogyal Rinpoche
2. Information request: Dorje Kasung Society, Charlottetown, PEI
2. Question: Tibetan Martial Arts?
3. Dorje Kasung Society
2. Dissident Imprisoned for Working with U.S. Pro-Democracy Group
3. March 1958 Uprising Ceremony, March and Vigil in Toronto
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WTN Archives: February, 1993
Tuesday, February 2
1. Tibet Vigil Before the UN Commission on Human Rights2. CBS Wins Award For Program on Prison-made Goods from China
3. Debate on Political Rights Reopened in China
4. Peasant Revolt over Economic Reforms?
Wednesday, February 3
1. Change of Email Address2. Tibet Vigil Before the UN Commission on Human Rights
Thursday, February 4
1. Tibet: Prison sentencesSaturday, February 6
1. Dalai Lama Welcome HereSaturday, February 6 (2)
1. Note on Release From International Secretariat of OMCT/SOS-Torture2. Tibetan Prisoners Compelled to Perform for Show
Saturday, February 6 (3)
1. Deng Says Patten's Democracy Plan Is China's "Biggest Problem"2. Democracy Prevails in a Corner of China
Monday, February 8
1. Final Recommendations From London Conference of International Lawyers2. Tibet News and Data Service (Japan)
Monday, February 8 (2)
1. Tibet Conference of the Americas: Report From the Communications Strategy and Electronic Communications WorkshopsTuesday, February 9
1. Discussion: Is the Menyuan Region of Qinghai Part of Hisorical Tibet?2. H.H. the Dalai Lama Definitely Going to Thailand
3. Clinton Advised to Go Easy on China; Beijing Blames U.S. for Problems in Sino-U.S. Relations
Wednesday, February 10
1. US May Lead China Criticism in the UNWednesday, February 10 (2)
1. DALAI LAMA TO VISIT MONTREAL IN JUNE 19932. Dalai Lama & Other Nobel Laureates Rallying to Burmese Dissident's Cause
3. Self-Determination for Tibet Urged at the UN
4. Human Rights Update: Monks and Nuns Incarcerated
Thursday, February 11
1. China Voices Opposition to Dalai Lama's Visit to Thailand2. List of Peace Laureates Invited to Participate in Burma March
3. Tentative Itinerary and Schedule for Nobel Peace Laureates Mission
4. March 10th Demonstration at Parliament Hill, Ottawa
5. Missing Text From Release from Self-Determination on the UN Article
Friday, February 12
1. Thai Government Responds to Chinese Criticism2. Comment: Re: Chinese Opposition to Dalai Lama's Visit to Thailand
3. Bill Clinton's E-mail Address
4. Request From the Editors Concerning Repostings of Material from CTN News
Saturday, February 13
1. Communists Announce Purge of Tibetan Officials Who Support the Dalai LamaSunday, February 14
1. More On Sending Email to the White House2. Taiwanese M.P. Gains Influence in Nepal
3. Nobel Laureates in Bangkok
Monday, February 15
1. New Communist Party Head of Tibet Calls For Purge of "Hostile Elements"2. Discussion: Taiwanese Independence and the PRC's Record in Tibet
Tuesday, February 16
1. Thai Chiefs Oppose Laureates2. Discussion: Reaction to J. Wang and Personal Observations About the Situation in Tibet
3. Discussion: About the 1.2 Million Deaths in Tibet Under PRC Rule
4. China Says U.S. Spreading False Information
5. Dalai Lama's Presence in Thailand Causing Controversy
6. Border trade boosts India-China exchanges
Thursday, February 18
1. Dalai Lama Presses Aid to Dissident2. Refugees from Tibet Reporting of Purges Tibetans from TAR Administration
3. Wang Dan and Guo Haifeng Released on Parole, Priest Freed
Friday, February 19
1. Laureates Fight for Burma Dissident2. Nobel Winners Call for Suu Kyi Release
Saturday, February 20
1. U.S. Trade Deficit with China and Japan "Particularly Troubling"Tuesday, February 23
1. Nobel Peace Laureates Rally for Aung San Suu Kyi (two articles)2. "The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" by Sogyal Rinpoche
Tuesday, February 23 (2)
1. Dalai Lama to Give Avalokiteswara Initiation in Montreal2. Information request: Dorje Kasung Society, Charlottetown, PEI
Thursday, February 25
1. THAILAND: Peace mission ruffles China and BurmaThursday, February 25 (2)
1. Burmese Official Calls Nobel Laureates "Troublemakers"2. Question: Tibetan Martial Arts?
3. Dorje Kasung Society
Saturday, February 27
1. Government Confirms Continued Imprisonment of Student Leaders2. Dissident Imprisoned for Working with U.S. Pro-Democracy Group
3. March 1958 Uprising Ceremony, March and Vigil in Toronto
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