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Increased Political Pressure on Chinese Government

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Dharamshala: The Chinese Government has come under increased pressure this week for political freedom both nationally and internationally. It began on Monday as Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama highly criticized China's opposition to the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Liu Xiaobo, stating that they did "not appreciate different opinions". It continued today as the Japanese Prime Minister publicly stated that "From the viewpoint that universal human rights should be protected across national borders, it is desirable" that Liu Xiaobo be released.

His Holiness Gives Teaching on Training the Mind in San Jose

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San Jose: Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness gave the first teaching of his visit to America and Canada yesterday morning to a sold out crowd. The teachings attracted an audience of over 11,000 to the San Jose's downtown convention center, included in the audience was James Bond film star Pierce Brosnan.

China Needs to Open Up, Says His Holiness the Dalai Lama

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Tokyo: His Holiness the Dalai Lama on His way to three weeks schedule in US and Canada transited Japan and made a brief stop at Tokyo Narita. His Holiness' transit came at a time when the news of Liu Xiaobo, a prominent Chinese dissident being awarded Nobel Peace Prize has become a popular news piece here. Japanese NHK television and Kyodo Tsushin team conducted a brief interview of His Holiness the Dalai Lama on this matter.

Chinese-Tibetan Friendship Society Europe Organize Debate in Belgium

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Antwerpen: On Saturday 9th October the Chinese-Tibetan Friendship Society Europe (CTFSE) organized a debate evening in Antwerpen, Belgium, entitled "What about Tibet after 61 years of oppression?" It featured Tibetan speakers from all over Europe including Lobsang Nyima the Liaison Officer appointed for relations with Chinese people for the three Offices of Tibet in Europe (Geneva, London and Brussels/Paris).

Tibetan leader Criticizes China Over its Nobel Peace Prize Opposition

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Dharamshala: Tibetan spiritual leader, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama has come out with public criticism of the Chinese government in their reaction to Liu Xiaobo's recent awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize. His Holiness told the Japanese media that China did "not appreciate different opinions" and that the "the only way to save all people in China" was by a fully free and open society.

Liu Xiaobo Awarded Nobel Peace Prize - His Holiness Calls for His Release

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Dharamshala: His Holiness the Dalai Lama has issued his public congratulations to the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo for today (October 8) being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, and requested that China release him from prison.

Nobel Peace Prize Goes to Jailed Chinese Dissident Liu Xiaobo

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OSLO: The jailed Chinese pro-democracy activist Liu Xiaobo was named as winner of the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize today (October 8). Mr Xiaobo is currently serving eleven years for 'incitement to subvert state power.'