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WTN ARCHIVE - December, 1994
2. Tibetans Detained after Protests in Sog County, July/Aug 1993
3. Abdelfattah Amor's Two-day Visit to Tibet
2. PAKISTAN and CHINA
2. China is not Ready to Join GATT
3. McDonald's Seeks Meeting on Beijing Eviction
2. Tibet Speeds up Anti-Poverty Drive
3. Tibet; Restoration Starts on Potala Pagodas in Tibet
4. Tibet; Sino-Swedish School Opens in Tibet
5. Environment; Qinghai Lake Sealed Off to Protect Carp
6. Butter Sculptures Being Made Again in Potala
7. Yunnan Places Hopes on Tourism Industry
2. Agro-economy Returns Improve In Tibet
3. Restoration Starts on Potala Pagodas
4. Forest Growth Exceeds Timber Consumption
5. LAND DEVELOPMENT; Experts to control sand-vulnerable highway in Tibet
6. China Police to Tap Into College Grads
7. Northern Tibet Ravaged by Snow Storms
8. Snow Strands Thousands of Tibetan Herdsmen
2. World's highest stock exchange in action in China
3. Tibet stock exchange posts record daily turnover
2. Anti-Dalai Lama Campaign in Full Swing
3. The Anti-Dalai Lama Campaign in Lhasa
4. The Order Recalling Children Studying Outside the Country
5. Pay Increase for Office Workers in Lhasa
6. Human Organs Banditry
7. Death of a Friend
2. Tibet a losing proposition for China's leaders: HATRED GROWS / Beijing's well-intentioned but ham-fisted - attempt to win hearts and minds mired in bitterness
3. Mixed marriages a mixed blessing for Tibetans - CHINESE RELATIONS / In contrast to Bosnia and Somalia, worsening ethnic tensions haven't trickled down to personal level, but divorce rate is climbing
2. Prisoners Tortured for Refusing to Applaud for Chinese Delegation
2. Dalai Lama calls for West to urge reform in China
3. China improves conditions for Tibet officers
4. H.E. KHALKHA JETZUN DAMPA TO VISIT MADISON, WISCONSIN
5. VOA Tibetan Broadcast Service Tibetan items appearing on the broadcasts (From the VOA Daily Digest)
2. His Eminence Tai Situ Rinpoche - Ontario Visit January 4 - 9, 1995
2. UN Calls for Release of Tibetans
3. Lobsang Yonten is Dead
4. Chinese Doctors Removing Important Human Body Parts
5. Tibetan Benefit Concert in Western Massachusetts
2. UNESCO Adds 29 Wonders to World Heritage (Reuter)
3. Russian police recover stolen manuscripts (Russia)
4. Religious leaders call for world peace (Reuter)
5. China to double nickel output with Gansu mine
6. China Adopts Goodwill for Global Muscle
2. China-Reshaping
3. Alarm as EU Pumps Millions into Tibet
4. Tibetans Fear EU Aid Project will Strengthen China's Grip Brussels puts #5.89m into scheme by coloniser Peking to change traditional farming ways
5. European Aid `Helps Destroy Tibetan Way of Life'
6. U.S. / China
2. Highlights of Monday's Commission briefing
3. China-Heritage Sites
4. One killed, 14 injured in bomb explosion in China
5. India, China Agree Joint Military Exercises
6. VOA Tibetan Broadcast Service Tibetan items appearing on the broadcast= s (From the VOA Daily Digest)
2. China to Issue Bonds in 1995 for Three Gorges
3. A Report on `Tibet Day' in Madras
2. HUMAN RIGHTS UPDATE
2. India denies joint exercises with China
2. Chinese labour activist sentenced to labour camp
3. More than 200,000 Tourists to Tibet Since 1980s
2. Li Peng in Rangoon to Expand China-Burma Ties
2. Dalai Lama Joins India to Mourn Former President
3. China to Build Six More Giant-Panda Reserves
4. Chinese Premier Welcomed in Burma
2. China Passes "Eugenics" Law
3. China, Burma Discuss Border, Drugs and Economy
2. Xinhua Declares MFN-Human Rights Top Diplomatic Victory for 1994
3. China Denies Israel Helping it Build Fighters
4. China Executes Man for Selling Giant-Panda Skins
2. Earthquake Rocks Southwest China, Some Damage
2. Communism in the Land of the Gods, Part 3
2. U.S. merchandise deficit sets record in 1994 (Reuter)
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WTN Archives: December, 1994
Thursday, December 1
1. 1993 Protests in Northern Tibet Confirmed2. Tibetans Detained after Protests in Sog County, July/Aug 1993
3. Abdelfattah Amor's Two-day Visit to Tibet
Thursday, December 1 (2)
1. Tibetan Youth Stage Demonstration at Chinese Stall2. PAKISTAN and CHINA
Saturday, December 3
1. Survey: India to be largest market2. China is not Ready to Join GATT
3. McDonald's Seeks Meeting on Beijing Eviction
Tuesday, December 6
1. Tibet; Chen Kuiyuan in Qamdo Says Prosperity Will Drive Out Religion2. Tibet Speeds up Anti-Poverty Drive
3. Tibet; Restoration Starts on Potala Pagodas in Tibet
4. Tibet; Sino-Swedish School Opens in Tibet
5. Environment; Qinghai Lake Sealed Off to Protect Carp
6. Butter Sculptures Being Made Again in Potala
7. Yunnan Places Hopes on Tourism Industry
Tuesday, December 6 (2)
1. Chinese authorities confirm protests in Tibet: Tibet Information Network2. Agro-economy Returns Improve In Tibet
3. Restoration Starts on Potala Pagodas
4. Forest Growth Exceeds Timber Consumption
5. LAND DEVELOPMENT; Experts to control sand-vulnerable highway in Tibet
6. China Police to Tap Into College Grads
7. Northern Tibet Ravaged by Snow Storms
8. Snow Strands Thousands of Tibetan Herdsmen
Tuesday, December 6 (3)
1. Dalai Lama calls for contact between religions2. World's highest stock exchange in action in China
3. Tibet stock exchange posts record daily turnover
Thursday, December 8
1. Reports of Demonstrations2. Anti-Dalai Lama Campaign in Full Swing
3. The Anti-Dalai Lama Campaign in Lhasa
4. The Order Recalling Children Studying Outside the Country
5. Pay Increase for Office Workers in Lhasa
6. Human Organs Banditry
7. Death of a Friend
Friday, December 9
1. Peace March to LhasaSaturday, December 10
1. TIBET: Life at the top of the world2. Tibet a losing proposition for China's leaders: HATRED GROWS / Beijing's well-intentioned but ham-fisted - attempt to win hearts and minds mired in bitterness
3. Mixed marriages a mixed blessing for Tibetans - CHINESE RELATIONS / In contrast to Bosnia and Somalia, worsening ethnic tensions haven't trickled down to personal level, but divorce rate is climbing
Sunday, December 11
1. Symposium on Trade vs. Human Rights marks International Human Rights Day2. Prisoners Tortured for Refusing to Applaud for Chinese Delegation
Sunday, December 11 (2)
1. Commemoration of HR Day: "Tibet from the Inside"Monday, December 12
1. Thieves in Russia take manuscripts worth $100 million2. Dalai Lama calls for West to urge reform in China
3. China improves conditions for Tibet officers
4. H.E. KHALKHA JETZUN DAMPA TO VISIT MADISON, WISCONSIN
5. VOA Tibetan Broadcast Service Tibetan items appearing on the broadcasts (From the VOA Daily Digest)
Tuesday, December 13
1. UN Calls for Release of Tibetans2. His Eminence Tai Situ Rinpoche - Ontario Visit January 4 - 9, 1995
Thursday, December 15
1. Taiwan - Cabinet Reshuffle (Reuter)2. UN Calls for Release of Tibetans
3. Lobsang Yonten is Dead
4. Chinese Doctors Removing Important Human Body Parts
5. Tibetan Benefit Concert in Western Massachusetts
Saturday, December 17
1. 15 Countries Raise Tibet at the UN General AssemblySaturday, December 17 (2)
1. Chinese use intimidation in trying to conquer Tibet (London Observer)2. UNESCO Adds 29 Wonders to World Heritage (Reuter)
3. Russian police recover stolen manuscripts (Russia)
4. Religious leaders call for world peace (Reuter)
5. China to double nickel output with Gansu mine
6. China Adopts Goodwill for Global Muscle
Sunday, December 18
1. `Living Buddha' visits Madison - Dave NewbartSunday, December 18 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Closes World Buddhist Conference (Reuter)2. China-Reshaping
3. Alarm as EU Pumps Millions into Tibet
4. Tibetans Fear EU Aid Project will Strengthen China's Grip Brussels puts #5.89m into scheme by coloniser Peking to change traditional farming ways
5. European Aid `Helps Destroy Tibetan Way of Life'
6. U.S. / China
Monday, December 19
1. Controversy over EU Project in Tibet2. Highlights of Monday's Commission briefing
3. China-Heritage Sites
4. One killed, 14 injured in bomb explosion in China
5. India, China Agree Joint Military Exercises
6. VOA Tibetan Broadcast Service Tibetan items appearing on the broadcast= s (From the VOA Daily Digest)
Monday, December 19 (2)
1. Hunger and Poverty on the Rise in TibetTuesday, December 20
1. China Seen Importing One Million Tonnes Copper in 20102. China to Issue Bonds in 1995 for Three Gorges
3. A Report on `Tibet Day' in Madras
Wednesday, December 21
1. News from the Roof: a Recent View of Tibet (ATC)2. HUMAN RIGHTS UPDATE
Thursday, December 22
1. UNESCO RECOGNISES TIBETAN CONTRIBUTION TO WORLD CIVILISATION2. India denies joint exercises with China
Friday, December 23
1. China Jails Dissident Leader2. Chinese labour activist sentenced to labour camp
3. More than 200,000 Tourists to Tibet Since 1980s
Monday, December 26
1. World's First Frozen Yak Sperm Bank Opens in Tibet2. Li Peng in Rangoon to Expand China-Burma Ties
Tuesday, December 27
1. Dalai Lama Saddened at Passing of Former Indian President2. Dalai Lama Joins India to Mourn Former President
3. China to Build Six More Giant-Panda Reserves
4. Chinese Premier Welcomed in Burma
Wednesday, December 28
1. China Lashes Out at Resurgence of Tibet Polyandry2. China Passes "Eugenics" Law
3. China, Burma Discuss Border, Drugs and Economy
Thursday, December 29
1. VOA Tibetan Broadcast Service Stories2. Xinhua Declares MFN-Human Rights Top Diplomatic Victory for 1994
3. China Denies Israel Helping it Build Fighters
4. China Executes Man for Selling Giant-Panda Skins
Thursday, December 29 (2)
1. Criminals for FreedomFriday, December 30
1. Burma, China Sign Trade Agreements2. Earthquake Rocks Southwest China, Some Damage
Friday, December 30 (2)
1. Communism in the Land of the Gods, Part 42. Communism in the Land of the Gods, Part 3
Saturday, December 31
1. CANADIAN BEIJING FACILITATING COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES SPONSORSHIP OF TIBET DELEGATE TO THE NEW YORK NGO FORUM FOR THE UN WORLD CONFERENCE ON WOMEN2. U.S. merchandise deficit sets record in 1994 (Reuter)
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