WTN for June 2011

• China Plans Financial Overhaul at Three Gorges Dam - VOA
• Security Tight Ahead of June 4 - RFA
• China's Bold New Plan for Economic Domination - The Atlantic
• China: Mao and the next generation - Financial Times
• Dalai Lama’s Historic Move - The Pioneer
• Tibetan political prisoner dies after spending 15 years in prison - TibetNet

• Can Hollywood Afford to Make Films China Doesn't Like? - TIME
• Uyghur Repatriation Imminent - RFA
• Protests Follow Herder's Death - RFA
• Hitler and the Chinese Internet generation - Asia Times Online
• Security expert China´s Nepal envoy - Himalayan Times
• Dalai Lama Rejects Ceremonial Head of State Role - VOA
• Evictions spark wave of violence in China - Financial Times

• Tibet Timeline - CBC News
• Plan for China’s Water Crisis Spurs Concern - New York Times
• Tibetan Writer Tashi Rabten (pen name: Th’urang) sentenced to 4 years of prison terms - Tibet Times
• Advice for China - New York Times
• Freedom House Exposes World's Worst Human Rights Abusers - Freedom House

• Broken Promises in Qinghai's Earthquake Zone - Caixin Media
• A democracy stalwart struggles to be heard; Voice of America works to spread its message in the age of the Internet - International Herald Tribune
• UN Human Rights Experts on Disappeara​nces Speak out Missing Kirti Monks - UN Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances
• China rebuffs UN plea over 'disappeared' Tibetan monks - BBC
• "Legal education" claim purely propaganda, account for the disappeared - TCHRD
• Tibet’s new Prime Minister faces challenges ahead - East Asia Forum

• China rejects UN panel pressure on Tibetan monks - AP
• Chinese Citizens Challenge the Party’s Authoritarian Tilt - China Brief
• Respecting and Recognizing the Tibetan Government and Sustaining the Hope Alive - Tibetan Youth Congress
• Inner Mongolia in 'War-Like State' - RFA

• U.S. Underwrites Internet Detour Around Censors - New York Times
• China Determined to Suppress Inner Mongolia Protesters - VOA
• China Rejects Google Hacking Claim - VOA
• For China activists, hacking attacks a fact of life - Reuters
• China migrant workers clash with police for third night - BBC

• China's Adaptive Approach to the Information Counter-Revolution - China Brief
• Tibetan monks and nuns step forward to take the place of others beaten and detained in earlier protests - AFP
• China/EU: Rights Dialogue Needs Clear Results - HRW
• Kashag Re-appoints Envoys and Representatives of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Secretaries - CTA
• Lead poison protest adds to Chinese unrest - Financial Times

• Human Rights Council: Joint Statement read by Mr. Tenzin S. Kayta (Geneva) - Office of Tibet, Geneva
• EU-China Dialogue on Human Rights - EU
• New Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights endorsed by the UN Human Rights Council - OHCHR
• Chinese premier to visit Hungary, Britain, Germany - Xinhua
• Documenting 10 Tibetan Writers and Teachers Arrested, Detained or Sentenced By Sichuan Local Authorities - Woeser

• Kirti Monks Boycott Ceremony - RFA
• Tensions Grip Kardze - RFA
• China closes Tibet to foreigners until July 26 in apparent move to head off disturbances - AP
• 13th Dalai Lama's Home Demolished - RFA
• China begins new innings in Nepal - Times of India
• The Power Of Asia - BBC
• Corrupt officials took $124bn out of China - Financial Times

• CCP Tightens Control over Courts - China Brief 6/17/2011
• China: Ai Weiwei Case Reflects Disregard for Rule of Law - HRW
• Artist Ai Weiwei released on bail, Chinese police say - Guardian
• New Tibetan refugee coordinator urges restraint in Nepal - Times of India
• The legitimacy and role of the Central Tibetan Administration - Kelsang Gyaltsen, Envoy of H. H. the Dalai Lama
• China’s Strategic Advantage in Nepal - China Brief 6/17/2011

• China offers- US$ 3b Buddhist Centre for Lumbini - Sunday Observer
• Tibetans Held in Kardze - RFA
• 12 Free Tibet activists in police net - HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
• Wen Says Concentrated Power Fosters China Corruption - Bloomberg News
• China's governing Communist Party, the world's largest political party, says its membership now exceeds 80 million - BBC
• People, You Will See This Film. Right Now - New York Times
• Is Cameron selling Britain’s human rights values to China? - Tibet Society - UK

• GuChuSum commemorates International Torture Day - GuChuSum Movement of Tibet
• Hu Jia released - Reuters
• China making border row an emotive issue? - TNN
• Auditor Warns of Risks From Local Debt in China - New York Times
• Material concerns in Sichuan - China Dialogue
• UK nod on Tibet cemented ties: Wen - South China Morning Post