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Asahi: Violence in Tibet
Unrest in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa left many people killed and injured following clashes between Buddhist monks, local citizens and Chinese troops. Details of the situation remain sketchy, but we urge the Chinese government to refrain from using military force so as to prevent an escalation of bloodshed.
[ASAHI]
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