Leaving Fear Behind: Family Demands Release of Missing Tibetan Filmmakers (Part 1)
By: Freeforall
Posted: Sep 15 08
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Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief, Genocide
Tags: Leaving Fear Behind, prisoner of conscience, tibet, Tibetans
Ngawang Choepel, Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) with co-producer of Leaving Fear Behind Gyaljong Tsetrin make a statement for the release of filmmaker Dhondup Wangchen (a farmer from Eastern Tibet) and his assistant Golog Jigme (monk), imprisoned in China and missing since March.
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