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WTN ARCHIVE - March, 1994
2. TIBET COULDN'T LOSE WHAT IT NEVER HAD
3. A HOSTAGE TO THE OLYMPICS
2. Christopher to Tell China That Release of a Few Dissidents is Not Enough
3. U.S. Senators Press China to Release Dissidents
4. Army Circular on Recruiting and Promoting Minorities
2. Protesters to Demonstrate at Splendid China on 35th Anniversary of China's Bombing of Potala Palace
2. Library Hostage Taking Follows Dismantling of Sand Mandala
3. China Opens Up Prison Holding Dissident Liu Gang
4. China's Hard-Nosed Rights Stance Working Against Trade Status
5. China Believed Set to Drop Counterrevolution Law
6. Preferential Policies for Education of Ethnic Minorities in Qinghai
7. Roundup on Tibet's Private Sector Economy
2. Australian Foreign Minister Urged to Back U.S. Stand on Tibetan Rights
3. Call to Action for National Boycott of Chinese Goods
4. Losing Hair; Woman Undergoing Chemotherapy Consults Tibetan Lama
2. U.S. Delegate Criticizes China's Human Rights Record at U.N. Human Rights Commission Hearings
3. Trade Exhibition to Be Held in Katmandu; Businessmen from Tibet to Participate
2. Chinese Take Out the Still-Hot Hearts of Young Tibetan Girls
3. China Displays its Prison But Not Its Prisoner
4. China's Decentralization Loosens Beijing's Control
2. Tibet's Dalai Lama to Visit Stanford April 19-20
3. Letter: Tracking Down Happy Homes Orphanage in Nepal
2. Message from the BLOC Quebecois (official opposition party of Canada) on the occasion of March 10, 1994.
3. Message from Kashag (Tibetan Cabinet) declaring The Year of Tibetan Women
4. Statement on the Occasion of the Commemoration of 35th Year of the Tibetan Women's Uprising - 12th March 1994.
5. Tibetan Woman's Association Represented at United Nations NGO Consultation in New York
6. Dalai Lama's Stanford Visit
2. March 10 Vigil and Demonstration in Ottawa
2. Legislators Urge China Rights Progress
2. Lantos' Tibet Day Statement at Congressional Hearing on Religious Persecution in Tibet and China
3. Don't Flinch on Tibet
4. An Appeal and a Warning from Seven Chinese
5. Destruction by Design: Housing Rights Violations in Tibet
6. Letter: Misleading and Sensationalist Coverage of March 10 Events
2. M.P. Warren's March 10 Statement on Tibet in Canadian House of Commons
3. Ganden Jangtse Monks Tour Itinerary for March
4. Brochure on Gari 14 Nuns Available
2. China Holds Foreign Reporters over Dissident Visits
3. Tibet's Callers Connect by Satellite
2. Sechs Hundert Exil-Tibeter Demonstrierten in Bern und Zuerich [Six Hundred Tibetan Exiles Demonstrate in Bern and Zurich]
3. Indian Opposition MP Accuses Delhi of Torpedoing Tibet Convention
4. Facing Down Chinese Human Rights Abuses
5. China: Farewell My Trade Status?; In a Dispute over Human Rights, Beijing Tells Washington to Mind its Own Business
6. Christopher Gives Upbeat Assessment of Visit to China
7. U.S. Softens Trade Stand With China; Human Rights Steps Would No Longer Be Spelled Out
8. Chinese Foreign Minister Offers Token Gestures to ChristopherÔ
2. Keeping Hope Alive in Tibet
3. "Bamboo Gulag": China's Laigai Prison Network
4. Tibet's Forest Cover Surveyed
5. Monba Development a "Good Answer" to Tibet's Human Rights Question
6. Tibet Government Bans BBC, Star TV
7. Tibet Party Secretary Greets Congress Deputies Arriving in Beijing
2. Battered in Beijing
3. Two Dissidents Released as Christopher Left Beijing
4. Clinton Disappointed with China Talks
5. HH the Dalai Lama to Visit the University of Michigan
6. NBC 'Dateline' Expose on Chinese Military Starts March 15th
7. Letter: Correction on Yesterday's Time Magazine Article
8. Letter: Books on Mongolia, Tibet and Buddhism
2. Trickle-down Human Rights has Failed; It is Time to Revoke China's MFN Status
2. U.S. Downplays Dissident Release in China
2. Rival Sects Fight over Reincarnation of Karmapa
3. Dalai Lama to Visit Israel
4. Standing Up to China
5. Letter: Destruction of Tibet
2. Lobbying to Keep Door to China Open; Business Steps Up Pressure on Clinton, Congress to Avoid Trade Sanctions
3. Letter: Torture All Too Real in China and Tibet
2. Lhasa mayor claims Chinese remain a minority in Tibet
2. Voices on MFN Differ, Even Between Lords (2 items) .................. 133
2. Dalai Lama Begins Visit to Israel
3. Christopher's Beijing Trip: It Wasn't That Bad
2. Israeli Government Leaders Snub Dalai Lama
3. Dalai Lama Visits Old City; Meets Environmental Minister
4. Book Review: Der Schwere Buddhistische Weg zum Gluecklichsein [The Hard Buddhist Way to Happiness]
5. Lawmakers' Meet Urges China to Settle Tibetan Issue
2. Ancient Land of the Free and Home of the Brave
3. Dharmasala Email Connection Temporarily Offline
2. A Suitable Boy
2. Dalai Lama's Belief Nazis Have "Seed of Human Compassion" Called "Unconscionable" by Israeli Minister
3. My Trip to Beijing Was Necessary
4. The Business of Human Rights; Is the Policy of Human Rights Dead?
2. Peng Promises "Great Efforts" to Improve Relations with U.S.; But Warns Human Rights Are "Dead-End Road"
3. ÁÀÀ
4. New Edition of Tibet Chronology Available
2. Letter: Chretien's Cowardedly and Hypocritical Stance on China
3. Don't Deport Chinese, Ottawa Told; Human Rights Worth More Than Trade: Community Leaders
4. Letter: Looking for Tibetan to Narrate Film
2. China Policy Stands for Now, White House Says
3. Tibetan Deputies on Li Peng Work Report
4. First Ever Tibet Leaders' Press Conference for Foreign Journalists
5. Tibet Leaders' on Detainees, Human Rights, Immigration
6. Raidi Says Fewer Than 20 on U.S. List of 106 Prisoners Still Detained
7. Polish Writers Protest Against Foreign Ministry's Attitude to U.N. Vote
2. Report Confirms Chinese Nuclear Missiles on Tibetan Plateau
3. On My Mind: The Client is Lenin
2. Dalai Lama Sends 18 Monks to Spread Buddhism in Taiwan
3. China's Social Changes Spur More Executions; Families Don't See the Body, But They Pay for The Bullet
2. Dalai Lama Should Keep Trying for Talks
3. Scientists Probe Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
4. Wildlife Well Protected According to China
2. Letter: Compiling a List of Tibetan Restaurants and Stores
2. Squeeze China -- By Degrees
3. China Warns Against New U.S. Tack on Trade
4. U.S. Weighs Selective China Curbs
5. Christopher Says China Has Progressed on Rights
6. Australia Warns the U.S. Not to Over-Pressure China
7. U.S. Signals Apparent Shift in China Policy
8. China Focus of Canadian Attention; International Trade Minister Says Human Rights Not to Be Linked to Trade
2. Letter to Canadian Prime Minister
2. Canada, Eyeing Vast New Market, Seeks Better Ties with China
3. Keep Human Rights Pressure on China
4. Boeing Executive Calls U.S. Proposal for China a "Step Sideways"
5. Rural Industrial Enterprises Employ 51,000 People in Tibet
6. Tibet Promotes Traditional Medicine
7. Aid-Tibet Fund Boosts Economic Growth
8. Thinking Her Way to Buddhism; Born in Drogheda and Reared a Catholic, Sheila Geaney is Now a Buddhist Nun
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Tuesday, March 1
1. HIGHEST U.S. RIGHTS OFFICIAL MEETS WITH LEADING CHINESE DISSIDENT2. TIBET COULDN'T LOSE WHAT IT NEVER HAD
3. A HOSTAGE TO THE OLYMPICS
Wednesday, March 2
1. U.S. Signals Future Flexibility on Permanent MFN for China2. Christopher to Tell China That Release of a Few Dissidents is Not Enough
3. U.S. Senators Press China to Release Dissidents
4. Army Circular on Recruiting and Promoting Minorities
Wednesday, March 2 (2)
1. The Dalai Lama Pull Out of Frankfurt Celebration2. Protesters to Demonstrate at Splendid China on 35th Anniversary of China's Bombing of Potala Palace
Thursday, March 3
1. CTN - ICT Press Release: New Photos Reveal Massive Military Occupation and Prison Build-Up in Tibet: Photos to Appear in Nationwide TV CampaignThursday, March 3 (2)
1. United States Breaks Promises on Tibet RightsFriday, March 4
1. All CTN Subscribers - PLEASE RESPONDSunday, March 6
1. Report on Purported U.S.-Tibetan Study Sparks Controversy2. Library Hostage Taking Follows Dismantling of Sand Mandala
3. China Opens Up Prison Holding Dissident Liu Gang
4. China's Hard-Nosed Rights Stance Working Against Trade Status
5. China Believed Set to Drop Counterrevolution Law
6. Preferential Policies for Education of Ethnic Minorities in Qinghai
7. Roundup on Tibet's Private Sector Economy
Sunday, March 6 (2)
1. Nepali Soldiers 'Beat Up' Tibetan Refugee2. Australian Foreign Minister Urged to Back U.S. Stand on Tibetan Rights
3. Call to Action for National Boycott of Chinese Goods
4. Losing Hair; Woman Undergoing Chemotherapy Consults Tibetan Lama
Sunday, March 6 (3)
1. The Warrior Tribes of KhamMonday, March 7
1. Tokyo Demonstration for the Release of Buddhist Nuns in TibetTuesday, March 8
1. Tibet Conditions Getting Worse2. U.S. Delegate Criticizes China's Human Rights Record at U.N. Human Rights Commission Hearings
3. Trade Exhibition to Be Held in Katmandu; Businessmen from Tibet to Participate
Wednesday, March 9
1. 35th Anniversary of the March 10th Uprising to be held in Ottawa & VancouverWednesday, March 9 (2)
1. Dalai Lama Says Policy on Tibet Could Change2. Chinese Take Out the Still-Hot Hearts of Young Tibetan Girls
3. China Displays its Prison But Not Its Prisoner
4. China's Decentralization Loosens Beijing's Control
Wednesday, March 9 (3)
1. Setting Up a Tibet News Faxnet to Reach the MediaWednesday, March 9 (4)
1. China Wins UN Human Rights VoteThursday, March 10
1. Addendum: China Wins UN Human Rights Votes2. Tibet's Dalai Lama to Visit Stanford April 19-20
3. Letter: Tracking Down Happy Homes Orphanage in Nepal
Thursday, March 10 (2)
1. Greenpeace Statement on the Occasion of March 10, 19942. Message from the BLOC Quebecois (official opposition party of Canada) on the occasion of March 10, 1994.
3. Message from Kashag (Tibetan Cabinet) declaring The Year of Tibetan Women
4. Statement on the Occasion of the Commemoration of 35th Year of the Tibetan Women's Uprising - 12th March 1994.
5. Tibetan Woman's Association Represented at United Nations NGO Consultation in New York
6. Dalai Lama's Stanford Visit
Thursday, March 10 (3)
1. Dalai Lama attacks BeijingThursday, March 10 (4)
1. Tibetan Exiles Burn Chinese Flag in Protest March2. March 10 Vigil and Demonstration in Ottawa
Friday, March 11
1. Christopher in China for Crucial Rights Talks2. Legislators Urge China Rights Progress
Friday, March 11 (2)
1. Activists Dissatisfied as U.N. Rights Meeting Ends2. Lantos' Tibet Day Statement at Congressional Hearing on Religious Persecution in Tibet and China
3. Don't Flinch on Tibet
4. An Appeal and a Warning from Seven Chinese
5. Destruction by Design: Housing Rights Violations in Tibet
6. Letter: Misleading and Sensationalist Coverage of March 10 Events
Saturday, March 12
1. India Sabotaging World meet on Tibet According to Indian Deputies2. M.P. Warren's March 10 Statement on Tibet in Canadian House of Commons
3. Ganden Jangtse Monks Tour Itinerary for March
4. Brochure on Gari 14 Nuns Available
Saturday, March 12 (2)
1. Chinese Police Surround American Embassy2. China Holds Foreign Reporters over Dissident Visits
3. Tibet's Callers Connect by Satellite
Monday, March 14
1. Preparation for World Conference on WomenMonday, March 14 (2)
1. Demonstration March in Tokyo for Gari 142. Sechs Hundert Exil-Tibeter Demonstrierten in Bern und Zuerich [Six Hundred Tibetan Exiles Demonstrate in Bern and Zurich]
3. Indian Opposition MP Accuses Delhi of Torpedoing Tibet Convention
4. Facing Down Chinese Human Rights Abuses
5. China: Farewell My Trade Status?; In a Dispute over Human Rights, Beijing Tells Washington to Mind its Own Business
6. Christopher Gives Upbeat Assessment of Visit to China
7. U.S. Softens Trade Stand With China; Human Rights Steps Would No Longer Be Spelled Out
8. Chinese Foreign Minister Offers Token Gestures to ChristopherÔ
Monday, March 14 (3)
1. Tibetan Uprising Day Observed in Madison on March 10th2. Keeping Hope Alive in Tibet
3. "Bamboo Gulag": China's Laigai Prison Network
4. Tibet's Forest Cover Surveyed
5. Monba Development a "Good Answer" to Tibet's Human Rights Question
6. Tibet Government Bans BBC, Star TV
7. Tibet Party Secretary Greets Congress Deputies Arriving in Beijing
Tuesday, March 15
1. March 10th Rally in Boston2. Battered in Beijing
3. Two Dissidents Released as Christopher Left Beijing
4. Clinton Disappointed with China Talks
5. HH the Dalai Lama to Visit the University of Michigan
6. NBC 'Dateline' Expose on Chinese Military Starts March 15th
7. Letter: Correction on Yesterday's Time Magazine Article
8. Letter: Books on Mongolia, Tibet and Buddhism
Wednesday, March 16
1. In the hills of Holy SadnessWednesday, March 16 (2)
1. China's Record in Tibet Since May 28, 1993. With 3 Months to go, can China Make "Significant Progress"?2. Trickle-down Human Rights has Failed; It is Time to Revoke China's MFN Status
Thursday, March 17
1. Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien Set to Boost Ties with China2. U.S. Downplays Dissident Release in China
Thursday, March 17 (2)
1. Clash over Tibetan Child Lama in Delhi2. Rival Sects Fight over Reincarnation of Karmapa
3. Dalai Lama to Visit Israel
4. Standing Up to China
5. Letter: Destruction of Tibet
Friday, March 18
1. Christopher Tells Congress That Beijing Trip Not Failure2. Lobbying to Keep Door to China Open; Business Steps Up Pressure on Clinton, Congress to Avoid Trade Sanctions
3. Letter: Torture All Too Real in China and Tibet
Friday, March 18 (2)
1. Tibetan Buddhist factions come to blows2. Lhasa mayor claims Chinese remain a minority in Tibet
Saturday, March 19
1. World MPs Meeting Calls for Tibet's Independence from China .......... 582. Voices on MFN Differ, Even Between Lords (2 items) .................. 133
Monday, March 21
1. Back Tibet Government-in-Exile, Conference Urges2. Dalai Lama Begins Visit to Israel
3. Christopher's Beijing Trip: It Wasn't That Bad
Monday, March 21 (2)
1. Official Chinese Documents on Restrictions on Number of Monks and NunsMonday, March 21 (3)
1. Jews Jeer Dalai Lama at Western Wall2. Israeli Government Leaders Snub Dalai Lama
3. Dalai Lama Visits Old City; Meets Environmental Minister
4. Book Review: Der Schwere Buddhistische Weg zum Gluecklichsein [The Hard Buddhist Way to Happiness]
5. Lawmakers' Meet Urges China to Settle Tibetan Issue
Monday, March 21 (4)
1. HOLDING FIRM Clinton Shouldn't Back Down On Threat To Reduce Trade With ChinaMonday, March 21 (5)
1. Dalai Lama Tours Jerusalem's Old City2. Ancient Land of the Free and Home of the Brave
3. Dharmasala Email Connection Temporarily Offline
Tuesday, March 22
1. Divided House -Tibet's Kagyu Buddhists face a leadership battle2. A Suitable Boy
Tuesday, March 22 (2)
1. China Attacks Tibet Supporters in Indian Parliament2. Dalai Lama's Belief Nazis Have "Seed of Human Compassion" Called "Unconscionable" by Israeli Minister
3. My Trip to Beijing Was Necessary
4. The Business of Human Rights; Is the Policy of Human Rights Dead?
Tuesday, March 22 (3)
1. Tibet was a separate independent and sovereign nation prior to its invasion and subsequent occupation by the People's Republic of China.Wednesday, March 23
1. China Unwilling to Send Human Rights Team to Australia2. Peng Promises "Great Efforts" to Improve Relations with U.S.; But Warns Human Rights Are "Dead-End Road"
3. ÁÀÀ
4. New Edition of Tibet Chronology Available
Wednesday, March 23 (2)
1. Canadian Government Will Not Scold China over Human Rights2. Letter: Chretien's Cowardedly and Hypocritical Stance on China
3. Don't Deport Chinese, Ottawa Told; Human Rights Worth More Than Trade: Community Leaders
4. Letter: Looking for Tibetan to Narrate Film
Friday, March 25
1. MFN Renewal Within China's Reach According to U.S. State Official2. China Policy Stands for Now, White House Says
3. Tibetan Deputies on Li Peng Work Report
4. First Ever Tibet Leaders' Press Conference for Foreign Journalists
5. Tibet Leaders' on Detainees, Human Rights, Immigration
6. Raidi Says Fewer Than 20 on U.S. List of 106 Prisoners Still Detained
7. Polish Writers Protest Against Foreign Ministry's Attitude to U.N. Vote
Friday, March 25 (2)
1. THE NEW DELHI ACTION PLAN FOR TIBETFriday, March 25 (3)
1. Dalai Lama Calls on Israel and the Palestinians to Lay Down Their Arms2. Report Confirms Chinese Nuclear Missiles on Tibetan Plateau
3. On My Mind: The Client is Lenin
Sunday, March 27
1. Holy Intrigue; Worst Crisis for Tibetan Buddhism Since 19592. Dalai Lama Sends 18 Monks to Spread Buddhism in Taiwan
3. China's Social Changes Spur More Executions; Families Don't See the Body, But They Pay for The Bullet
Monday, March 28
1. Dalai Lama Deserved Much More2. Dalai Lama Should Keep Trying for Talks
3. Scientists Probe Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
4. Wildlife Well Protected According to China
Tuesday, March 29
1. Tibet Demonstration in Slovakia2. Letter: Compiling a List of Tibetan Restaurants and Stores
Wednesday, March 30
1. Bonn Urges China to Observe Human Rights, Grant "Fair Autonomy" to Tibet2. Squeeze China -- By Degrees
3. China Warns Against New U.S. Tack on Trade
4. U.S. Weighs Selective China Curbs
5. Christopher Says China Has Progressed on Rights
6. Australia Warns the U.S. Not to Over-Pressure China
7. U.S. Signals Apparent Shift in China Policy
8. China Focus of Canadian Attention; International Trade Minister Says Human Rights Not to Be Linked to Trade
Thursday, March 31
1. Rae's Trip to China Sparks Debate; Premier Reminded of Human Rights Record2. Letter to Canadian Prime Minister
Thursday, March 31 (2)
1. New Delhi Reiterates That Tibet is Autonomous Region of China2. Canada, Eyeing Vast New Market, Seeks Better Ties with China
3. Keep Human Rights Pressure on China
4. Boeing Executive Calls U.S. Proposal for China a "Step Sideways"
5. Rural Industrial Enterprises Employ 51,000 People in Tibet
6. Tibet Promotes Traditional Medicine
7. Aid-Tibet Fund Boosts Economic Growth
8. Thinking Her Way to Buddhism; Born in Drogheda and Reared a Catholic, Sheila Geaney is Now a Buddhist Nun
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