Chinese Military's door to door searches in Lhasa

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From: amye

Posted: Apr 21 08

Witnessed: 191 times

Rated: 0 times

2008 Olympics, Arbitrary arrests, china, human_rights, Lhasa, tibet

Video of Chinese Military in Lhasa. The Chinese military is continuing house to house searches all across Tibet. Thousands of Tibetans have been arbitrarily arrested and detained.

(Footage from Euronews)

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