WTN for July 2013
July 1, 2013
- European Parliament hosts conference on Tibet's environment - Central Tibetan Administration
- Millions of Tibetans subject to involuntary relocation - Human Rights Watch
- US Ambassador to China visits Tibet - Associated Press
- Overseas Tibetans invited to return home - Tibetan Review
- China denies softer stance on Dalai Lama - Radio Free Europe
July 8, 2013
- Signs of the Dalai Lama: Is China’s Tibet Policy Changing? - Time Magazine
- Tibet issue a litmus test for European Union - Public Service Europe
- Wary Tibetans mark Dalai Lama's 78th birthday in China - Reuters
- Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister visits China - Canada Tibet Committee
- Police open fire on Tibetans celebrating the Dalai Lama's birthday - Associated Press
July 15, 2013
- Chinese Police Open Fire on Unarmed Tibetans, Rights Groups Say - New York Times
- China's ethnic affairs chief calls for 'absolute fight against Dalai Lama clique' - South China Morning Post
- Tibetan leadership committed to pursue Middle-Way Approach - Central Tibetan Administration
- Tibet issue raised during US-China Dialogue - Phayul
- China grabs Tibetan farmland for hydropower projects - Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy
July 22, 2013
- China to intensify crackdown on pro-Tibet propaganda - Times of India
- Tibetan musician releases music video honoring self-immolations - Washington Post
- Teenage monk burns himself to death crying for Tibetan freedom - Radio Free Asia
- India and China mobilize troops along Tibet border - Express News Service / Hindustan Times
- China sentences 3 Tibetans for up to ten years for rescuing self-immolator - Phayul
July 29, 2013
- Tibet APP sheilds texts from prying eyes - International Center on Nonviolent Conflict
- Appeal to remain vigilent after terror alert - Tibet Post International
- New report says Tibetans face brunt of China’s Internet restrictions - Central Tibetan Administration
- Five Tibetans detained in connection with self-immolation - Radio Free Asia
- US-China human rights dialogue expected to focus on minority rights - Press Trust of India
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