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WTN ARCHIVE - June, 1993
2. China Arrests at Least Three in New Tibet Protest
2. EC Urges China to Respect Human Rights in Tibet
3. A Comfortable Visit
2. Tibet Official Hits Dalai Lama "Lies"
3. China's Evil Reign in Tibet
4. His Holiness' Visit to Austria
2. Beijing Repeats Offer of Talks with Dalai Lama
3. Nepali Police Catch 54 Tibetans
4. To Bring Change to China
5. The Dalai Lama's Visit to Seattle - June 28-29, 1993
2. Satellite Fever in China
3. White House Announcement on Electronic Mail Access
2. Sweden Calls on China to Declare Amnesty for Prisoners
3. Dalai Lama's Wisdom
2. Dissident Groups List June 4 Detainees
3. Re: White House Announcement on Electronic Mail Access
2. Chinese Farmer Sells His Mother, Wife, and Daughter
2. China 'Diluting' Tibet
3. The Chinese Gulags
2. Information Pack on the Beijing Olympic Bid
3. A Beijing Olympics awaits a free Tibet
2. Crackdown; 9 Arrests; Negotiations
2. Austria Summons Chinese Envoy Over Dalai Lama
3. Canadian MP and Vienna Delegation Member Informed About Cancellation
2. Dalai Lama Barred from UN; Austria Criticises China
3. Letter of Protest from the Office of Tibet, New York
4. Report from Australian Tibet Council
5. Dalai Lama Barred from Human Rights Meeting
2. Ex-President Carter Heckled at Vienna Rights Conference
3. Thousands of Peasants Riots in Sichuan
2. U.N. in Retreat Over Gag on Dalai Lama
3. Dalai Lama is Hot Potato at U.N. Human Rights Talks
4. Dalai Lama Saddened by U.N. Conference Row
2. NGOs AT WORLD CONFERENCE ADOPTES A RESOLUTION TO INVITE THE DALAI LAMA
2. First Day at Human Rights Conference; Dalai Lama May Address After All
3. Li Peng Slams Western Rights Campaigners
4. Reminder: "Compassion in Exile" to Run on PBS
2. Dalai Lama Scores Small Triumph Over China at Rights Conference
3. Despite Ban, Rights Abuses in Specific Countries Voiced at Conference
4. China Tells West to Back Off on Human Rights
5. U.N. Conference Uundecided on Rights Commissioner
6. Chinese Government Losing Support of Peasants
7. China Isolated by Major Powers at Rights Conference
8. Havel Criticises U.N. for Barring Dalai Lama
9. Austria Dismisses Chinese Protest Over Dalai Lama
10. China Criticises Dalai Lama's Presence at U.N. Meeting
2. China and Allies Bar Rights Activists From Key WCHR Committee
2. On the Nazi-Buddhist Monk Connection and Taxing Tibetans for the Olympics
2. Film Star Speaks Out as Tibetan Arrest Details Emerge
2. China's Democracy Movement: the "Black Hands of Beijing"
2. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER TO MEET DALAI LAMA
3. Response to Fang Wang
4. Correction: Nazis and Monks
5. Request for Map of Pre-Communist Tibet
6. Tibet Victory at U.N.
7. Report from WCHR; Vigil for Tibet Planned in Vienna
8. Logging On to the World Conference on Human Rights
9. Open Letter to Fang Wang
2. Response: Nazis and Monks
2. Chinese Farmers Block Road, Collect Random Tolls
3. Uprising in Lhasa not a tax revolt
2. Everest Vista: Traffic, Trash; Even Corpses Litter Peak's Now-Worn Trails
3. China Struggles With Inflation, Peasant Unrest
2. Chinese 'Cultural Genocide' Tears Historic Tibetan Capital Apart
2. Letter: Tibet and Nazi Germany
2. China Assails Local Officials for Policy Lapses
3. Letter: Misleading Associations with Nazi Germany
4. Letter: No Evidence Tibet Was Part of China
5. Request for information: Eastern Turkestan and Inner Mongolia
2. China Eases Fee Burden On Restive Farmers; Action Follows Violent Protest by Peasants
2. Sino-Indian Talks to Focus on Major Steps to Ease Tensions
2. 'Poignant Meeting'; Dalai Lama Gets Support from Ottawa
2. More News From the WCHR
3. The U.N.: Weak on Rights
4. China to Consider Australian Plea on Wool Market; Discussion on Tibet
5. Letter From Fang Wang
2. Tibet's Hope; Dalai Lama Pleads for International Help While China Keeps the Lid On
3. WCHR Adopts New Human Rights Document
4. One Lama's Plans for Reform
2. Human Rights Declaration Highlights
2. Democracy -- Essence of Buddhism
3. Letter: Hayes' Fatuous Garbage
2. Letter: Fang Wang, Open Up
3. Correction: Office of Tibet London and the EC Delegation
4. Letter: Information on East Turkestan
5. More Discussion on the Dalai Lama's Plans for Reform
2. Dalai Lama Says a Free Tibet May Stabilize Asia
3. Dalai Lama says China More Severe Since Fall of Communism in Europe
4. China, India Agree to Greater Military Openess
5. Chinese Democracy Front Meeting With the Dalai Lama in Montreal
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WTN Archives: June, 1993
Tuesday, June 1
1. Dalai Lama Threatens to Quit Independence Struggle2. China Arrests at Least Three in New Tibet Protest
Tuesday, June 1 (2)
1. More Arrests in Lhasa: EC's "Deep Concern" for Gendun Rinchen2. EC Urges China to Respect Human Rights in Tibet
3. A Comfortable Visit
Wednesday, June 2
1. Good News for Tibetans2. Tibet Official Hits Dalai Lama "Lies"
3. China's Evil Reign in Tibet
4. His Holiness' Visit to Austria
Thursday, June 3
1. China Says EC Comments on Tibet "Inappropriate"2. Beijing Repeats Offer of Talks with Dalai Lama
3. Nepali Police Catch 54 Tibetans
4. To Bring Change to China
5. The Dalai Lama's Visit to Seattle - June 28-29, 1993
Friday, June 4
1. Official Response to China's White Paper on Tibet2. Satellite Fever in China
3. White House Announcement on Electronic Mail Access
Friday, June 4 (2)
1. Tibetan Monks to Build Refuge on Scottish Island2. Sweden Calls on China to Declare Amnesty for Prisoners
3. Dalai Lama's Wisdom
Friday, June 4 (3)
1. China Arrests Six in New Tibet Protest2. Dissident Groups List June 4 Detainees
3. Re: White House Announcement on Electronic Mail Access
Friday, June 4 (4)
1. Tibet: Proving Truth From FactsSunday, June 6
1. China's Boom Spurs Migration into TibetSunday, June 6 (2)
1. "Human Rights not an Issue", Claims I. O. C. ChiefMonday, June 7
1. PLUNDER BEHIND THE BAMBOO CURTAINMonday, June 7 (2)
1. Press Release on the Dalai Lama's Visit to Vienna During the World Conference on Human Rights2. Chinese Farmer Sells His Mother, Wife, and Daughter
Tuesday, June 8
1. China Said to Have Ninety Nuclear Warheads in Tibet2. China 'Diluting' Tibet
3. The Chinese Gulags
Wednesday, June 9
1. Canada Warms Up to the Dalai Lama2. Information Pack on the Beijing Olympic Bid
3. A Beijing Olympics awaits a free Tibet
Thursday, June 10
1. Information Request from TSG the Netherlands2. Crackdown; 9 Arrests; Negotiations
Thursday, June 10 (2)
1. Dalai Lama's Address to NGO's Forum in Vienna CancelledThursday, June 10 (3)
1. U.S. Congress to Hold Hearings on Beijing Olympics and on TibetFriday, June 11
1. Dalai Lama Barred From Vienna Human Rights Conference2. Austria Summons Chinese Envoy Over Dalai Lama
3. Canadian MP and Vienna Delegation Member Informed About Cancellation
Friday, June 11 (2)
1. Special Edition on Vienna WCHR Conference2. Dalai Lama Barred from UN; Austria Criticises China
3. Letter of Protest from the Office of Tibet, New York
4. Report from Australian Tibet Council
5. Dalai Lama Barred from Human Rights Meeting
Saturday, June 12
1. Dalai Lama Welcome in Vienna Despite China, Austrian President Says2. Ex-President Carter Heckled at Vienna Rights Conference
3. Thousands of Peasants Riots in Sichuan
Saturday, June 12 (2)
1. NGOs Force About Face on Dalai Lama DecisionSunday, June 13
1. Chinese NGO Exposed as Chinese Government FrontSunday, June 13 (2)
1. Peasant Riots Shake China's LeadersSunday, June 13 (3)
1. Vienna Human Rights Conference Mired in Controversy2. U.N. in Retreat Over Gag on Dalai Lama
3. Dalai Lama is Hot Potato at U.N. Human Rights Talks
4. Dalai Lama Saddened by U.N. Conference Row
Sunday, June 13 (4)
1. Comments on NGO's Reverse Decision2. NGOs AT WORLD CONFERENCE ADOPTES A RESOLUTION TO INVITE THE DALAI LAMA
Monday, June 14
1. Nobel Laureates Boycott Start of Rights Conference2. First Day at Human Rights Conference; Dalai Lama May Address After All
3. Li Peng Slams Western Rights Campaigners
4. Reminder: "Compassion in Exile" to Run on PBS
Tuesday, June 15
1. Dalai Lama Cheered at U.N. Rights Conference2. Dalai Lama Scores Small Triumph Over China at Rights Conference
3. Despite Ban, Rights Abuses in Specific Countries Voiced at Conference
4. China Tells West to Back Off on Human Rights
5. U.N. Conference Uundecided on Rights Commissioner
6. Chinese Government Losing Support of Peasants
7. China Isolated by Major Powers at Rights Conference
8. Havel Criticises U.N. for Barring Dalai Lama
9. Austria Dismisses Chinese Protest Over Dalai Lama
10. China Criticises Dalai Lama's Presence at U.N. Meeting
Thursday, June 17
1. Party Newspaper Calls for Elimination of Tibetan 'Separatists'2. China and Allies Bar Rights Activists From Key WCHR Committee
Thursday, June 17 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Engaged in Separatist Activities, Not in Human Rights2. On the Nazi-Buddhist Monk Connection and Taxing Tibetans for the Olympics
Friday, June 18
1. Interview with Harrison & Melissa Ford: Transcript2. Film Star Speaks Out as Tibetan Arrest Details Emerge
Friday, June 18 (2)
1. Winning Support of Youth Parties in the Netherlands2. China's Democracy Movement: the "Black Hands of Beijing"
Friday, June 18 (3)
1. Nepal Police Kill Tibetan Escapee2. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER TO MEET DALAI LAMA
3. Response to Fang Wang
4. Correction: Nazis and Monks
5. Request for Map of Pre-Communist Tibet
6. Tibet Victory at U.N.
7. Report from WCHR; Vigil for Tibet Planned in Vienna
8. Logging On to the World Conference on Human Rights
9. Open Letter to Fang Wang
Saturday, June 19
1. Update on Nepal Police Killing2. Response: Nazis and Monks
Sunday, June 20
1. China's Peasants Hit Back; Rising Rural Unrest Alarms Beijing2. Chinese Farmers Block Road, Collect Random Tolls
3. Uprising in Lhasa not a tax revolt
Monday, June 21
1. Senegalese Human Rights Leaders at Centre of WCHR Disputes2. Everest Vista: Traffic, Trash; Even Corpses Litter Peak's Now-Worn Trails
3. China Struggles With Inflation, Peasant Unrest
Monday, June 21 (2)
1. DALAI LAMA MEETS CANADA'S EXTERNAL AFFAIRS MINISTER AND ADDRESSES CHINESE DISSIDENTSMonday, June 21 (3)
1. Tibetans Protest at Olympics Committee Meeting2. Chinese 'Cultural Genocide' Tears Historic Tibetan Capital Apart
Tuesday, June 22
1. Letter: More Response to Fang Wang2. Letter: Tibet and Nazi Germany
Tuesday, June 22 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Given Royal Treatment; McDougall's Photo Session with Tibetan Leader Expected to Anger ChinaTuesday, June 22 (3)
1. Sydney Bid Member Defends Beijing from US Attack; Tibetans Protest Outside IOC Headquarters2. China Assails Local Officials for Policy Lapses
3. Letter: Misleading Associations with Nazi Germany
4. Letter: No Evidence Tibet Was Part of China
5. Request for information: Eastern Turkestan and Inner Mongolia
Wednesday, June 23
1. Actor Richard Gere Joins CSS and Human Rights Organizations to Call for the Release of Liu Gang and Others2. China Eases Fee Burden On Restive Farmers; Action Follows Violent Protest by Peasants
Wednesday, June 23 (2)
1. Tibet Government Takes Hardline Stance on Dissent2. Sino-Indian Talks to Focus on Major Steps to Ease Tensions
Wednesday, June 23 (3)
1. Dalai Lama Meets Prominent Canadians, Gets Front Page Coverage2. 'Poignant Meeting'; Dalai Lama Gets Support from Ottawa
Friday, June 25
1. Israel Snubs Dalai Lama to Avoid Offending China2. More News From the WCHR
3. The U.N.: Weak on Rights
4. China to Consider Australian Plea on Wool Market; Discussion on Tibet
5. Letter From Fang Wang
Saturday, June 26
1. Quebec Premier, Dalai Lama Discuss Cultural Survival2. Tibet's Hope; Dalai Lama Pleads for International Help While China Keeps the Lid On
3. WCHR Adopts New Human Rights Document
4. One Lama's Plans for Reform
Sunday, June 27
1. India, China Cannot Reach Accord on Border-Force Cuts2. Human Rights Declaration Highlights
Monday, June 28
1. City of Harmony: Dalai Lama Was Impressed by Tolerance in MontrealMonday, June 28 (2)
1. Helping the Missing Tour Guide2. Democracy -- Essence of Buddhism
3. Letter: Hayes' Fatuous Garbage
Wednesday, June 30
1. Hayes Responds: Charges of Misogyny in Tibetan Buddhism2. Letter: Fang Wang, Open Up
3. Correction: Office of Tibet London and the EC Delegation
4. Letter: Information on East Turkestan
5. More Discussion on the Dalai Lama's Plans for Reform
Wednesday, June 30 (2)
1. China Objects to Tibetan Parliament in India2. Dalai Lama Says a Free Tibet May Stabilize Asia
3. Dalai Lama says China More Severe Since Fall of Communism in Europe
4. China, India Agree to Greater Military Openess
5. Chinese Democracy Front Meeting With the Dalai Lama in Montreal
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