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Tibetan nun Gyaltsen Drolkar, former prisoner of conscience, speaks at parallel forum at the UN Human Rights Council 6/11/09
By: Freeforall
Posted: Jun 20 09
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Regions: China
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief
Tags: china, Gyaltsen Drolkar, human rights, singing nuns, tibet
Tibetan parallel forum at the UN Human Rights Council June 11, 2009 with testimony by exiled Tibetan nun Gyaltsen Drolkar one of the 'singing nuns' of Drapchi prison.
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