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WTN ARCHIVE - August, 1993
2. China Opens Secret Space Launch Sites to Tourism
2. 35 Political Arrests from the Chideshol Valley, Kyimshi, Sungrabling, Choekor Bup and Dunbu Choekor Lhokha Gongkar
2. Chinese Settlers Pose Threat to Tibetans, Dalai Lama Says
3. China Opens Secret Space Launch Sites to Tourism
2. NGOs Raise Tibet at the UN Sub-Commission
3. Tibetan Villages Under Siege by Chinese Troops
4. Usenet Newsgroup Proposed on Tibetan Culture
5. U.S. Air Force Personnel Arrive in Kathmandu
2. Dalai Lama Warns Against Sino-Indian Border Deal Excluding Tibetans
2. Russian Republic Becomes First Buddhist State in Europe
3. Amnesty International Urgent Action
4. CHINA: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL FEARS MASS ARRESTS IN TIBET AS MILITARY SURROUND VILLAGES
2. Second Request For Discussion On Usenet Newsgroup soc.culture.tibet
2. Shanghai Stock Exchange Accepts First Tibetan Member Company
3. Tibet's Economic Development Up, Industrial Volume Up 7.1%
2. One Thousand Tibetans Took Part in May Demonstrations
3. China Accused of Intolerable Pressure and Threats Against UN Human Rights Sub-Commission Members; UN Body Again Delays Action on Tibet
4. Tibet Day: A Festival of Himalayan Arts, Crafts and Food
2. China Trade Deficit With U.S. Seen Topping Japan
3. China Future Murky Over Deng
4. China's Flood Season Death Toll Hits 1,000
2. At Least 90 Reported Injured in Yunnan, Close to Tibetan Areas
3. Chinese Official Claims Han Nationality "Has Never Surpassed 5%" of Tibetan Population
4. Tibet Party Conference on Economy and "The Struggle Against Separatism"
5. Lhasa Mayor on May Demonstrations and Economic Problems
2. Parliament of the World's Religions in Chicago; Dalai Lama Expected
2. Tibet's Gyaincain Norbu Meets US Senator
3. China Responds to UN Committee "No Action" Motion on Tibet
4. China Vows No Letup in Fight Against Tibetan Independence
2. Four Tibetan Nuns Arrested in Lhasa
2. China Says Tibet Independence Non-Negotiable
2. China Warned On Missile Sales
3. U.S. Firms Weigh China Moves
4. Tibetan Human Rights Activist Proposed for Award
2. Muslims Protest Publication of Book in Gansu, Shaanxi and Ningxia; Chinese Authorities Try to Prevent Spread of News of Protests
3. Author Takes a Hatchet to the Greens' Dead Heroes
4. Panchen Lama Enshrined Four Years After Death
2. Secret Meeting in China Decides on "Final Solution" for Tibet; Tibetans Appeal to UN for Intervention
3. Group Alleges Chinese "Final Solution" in Tibet
4. Visiting U.S. Senator Warns of Possible Anti-China Legislation
5. UN Human Rights Panel Silent on Abuses in Tibet
6. China Invites Dalai Lama to Return From Indian Exile
7. Foreign Ministry Says Dalai Lama Welcome to Return to China
8. Dalai Lama Rejects Chinese Invitation
9. Limited Sanctions Indicate U.S. Desire Not to Damage China Ties
2. Thirty Thousand Attend Lhasa Ceremony
3. Tibet's Raidi Calls For Anti-Splittist Struggle "To Stabilize Situation"
4. Gyaincain Norbu Briefs Foreign Reporters on Tibet
5. Appeal For Monte Carlo Contacts
2. Religious Unity Conference Produces Confrontations
3. Documentary on Dalai Lama to Air On Quebec Television
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WTN Archives: August, 1993
Tuesday, August 10
1. Tibetan Refugees Denied Nepali Citzenship2. China Opens Secret Space Launch Sites to Tourism
Wednesday, August 11
1. Troops take over Tibet Village: Villagers Appeal to UN2. 35 Political Arrests from the Chideshol Valley, Kyimshi, Sungrabling, Choekor Bup and Dunbu Choekor Lhokha Gongkar
Wednesday, August 11 (2)
1. Partial List of Tibetans believed arrested for political offencesWednesday, August 11 (3)
1. China Asks Dalai Lama to Find Key Tibet Leader2. Chinese Settlers Pose Threat to Tibetans, Dalai Lama Says
3. China Opens Secret Space Launch Sites to Tourism
Thursday, August 12
1. Update on Damchoe Pemo (replaces previous posting)Thursday, August 12 (2)
1. Email Link to Tibetan Offices in Delhi and Dharamsala Gets Go Ahead2. NGOs Raise Tibet at the UN Sub-Commission
3. Tibetan Villages Under Siege by Chinese Troops
4. Usenet Newsgroup Proposed on Tibetan Culture
5. U.S. Air Force Personnel Arrive in Kathmandu
Friday, August 13
1. Tibetans Would Accept Autonomy First: Dalai LamaFriday, August 13 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Says Autonomy, Not Independence, is Goal2. Dalai Lama Warns Against Sino-Indian Border Deal Excluding Tibetans
Sunday, August 15
1. China Confirms Growth Slowed Slightly in July; Continued Evidence of Unbalanced Growth Rates in Urban and Rural AreasMonday, August 16
1. Lhasa: Beggars and Monks Cleared to "Beautify" CityTuesday, August 17
1. Lofty Airport to Open Up Eastern Tibet2. Russian Republic Becomes First Buddhist State in Europe
3. Amnesty International Urgent Action
4. CHINA: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL FEARS MASS ARRESTS IN TIBET AS MILITARY SURROUND VILLAGES
Tuesday, August 17 (2)
1. Amnesty International Urgent ActionTuesday, August 17 (3)
1. China: Amnesty International Fears Mass Arrests in Tibet as Military Surround VillagesWednesday, August 18
1. U.S. Congressmen in Beijing Ask for Release of Prisoners; Included in List Are Two Tibetans2. Second Request For Discussion On Usenet Newsgroup soc.culture.tibet
Thursday, August 19
1. Tibet Remains Stable Despite May Demonstrations: Lhasa Mayor2. Shanghai Stock Exchange Accepts First Tibetan Member Company
3. Tibet's Economic Development Up, Industrial Volume Up 7.1%
Friday, August 20
1. An American Congressional Delegation in Tibet2. One Thousand Tibetans Took Part in May Demonstrations
3. China Accused of Intolerable Pressure and Threats Against UN Human Rights Sub-Commission Members; UN Body Again Delays Action on Tibet
4. Tibet Day: A Festival of Himalayan Arts, Crafts and Food
Friday, August 20 (2)
1. India's Rao to Visit Bhutan, China, South Korea; Dalai Lama and Tibet May Figure in Discussions With ChineseSaturday, August 21
1. Meet Conditions or Risk Favored Nation Status, U.S. Senator Tells China2. China Trade Deficit With U.S. Seen Topping Japan
3. China Future Murky Over Deng
4. China's Flood Season Death Toll Hits 1,000
Monday, August 23
1. At Least Six Pro-Independence Activists Arrested in Tibet2. At Least 90 Reported Injured in Yunnan, Close to Tibetan Areas
3. Chinese Official Claims Han Nationality "Has Never Surpassed 5%" of Tibetan Population
4. Tibet Party Conference on Economy and "The Struggle Against Separatism"
5. Lhasa Mayor on May Demonstrations and Economic Problems
Monday, August 23 (2)
1. Official Document Reveals Coercive Birth Control Policy in Tibet; Policy Covers Even Farmers and Nomads in Eastern TibetMonday, August 23 (3)
1. UN Rejects Tibet Resolution as Lhasa Protests Continue; China Accused of "Threats" in UN2. Parliament of the World's Religions in Chicago; Dalai Lama Expected
Tuesday, August 24
1. Tibet Facing "Very Grim" Financial Situation2. Tibet's Gyaincain Norbu Meets US Senator
3. China Responds to UN Committee "No Action" Motion on Tibet
4. China Vows No Letup in Fight Against Tibetan Independence
Tuesday, August 24 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Calls For Contacts With Chinese Envoy2. Four Tibetan Nuns Arrested in Lhasa
Wednesday, August 25
1. Dalai Lama Continues to Advocate Tibetan Independence2. China Says Tibet Independence Non-Negotiable
Thursday, August 26
1. Foreign Ministry says Dalai Lama "welcome" to return to China2. China Warned On Missile Sales
3. U.S. Firms Weigh China Moves
4. Tibetan Human Rights Activist Proposed for Award
Tuesday, August 29
1. HIS HOLINESS THE DALAI LAMA'S U.S. VISIT, SEPTEMBER 2 - 17Monday, August 30
1. U.S. Senators in Tibet Told Allegations of Chinese Immigration a "Joke"Monday, August 30 (2)
1. More Than 400 Feared Dead in China Dam Disaster2. Muslims Protest Publication of Book in Gansu, Shaanxi and Ningxia; Chinese Authorities Try to Prevent Spread of News of Protests
3. Author Takes a Hatchet to the Greens' Dead Heroes
4. Panchen Lama Enshrined Four Years After Death
Monday, August 30 (3)
1. Dam Bursts, 200 Dead2. Secret Meeting in China Decides on "Final Solution" for Tibet; Tibetans Appeal to UN for Intervention
3. Group Alleges Chinese "Final Solution" in Tibet
4. Visiting U.S. Senator Warns of Possible Anti-China Legislation
5. UN Human Rights Panel Silent on Abuses in Tibet
6. China Invites Dalai Lama to Return From Indian Exile
7. Foreign Ministry Says Dalai Lama Welcome to Return to China
8. Dalai Lama Rejects Chinese Invitation
9. Limited Sanctions Indicate U.S. Desire Not to Damage China Ties
Tuesday, August 31
1. Tibetan Bulletin: May-June 1993 (Cont'd)Tuesday, August 31 (2)
1. Chinese Documentary on Tibetan Culture Out Soon2. Thirty Thousand Attend Lhasa Ceremony
3. Tibet's Raidi Calls For Anti-Splittist Struggle "To Stabilize Situation"
4. Gyaincain Norbu Briefs Foreign Reporters on Tibet
5. Appeal For Monte Carlo Contacts
Tuesday, August 31 (3)
1. China Will Not Rule Out Use of Force Over Taiwan2. Religious Unity Conference Produces Confrontations
3. Documentary on Dalai Lama to Air On Quebec Television
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