Phayul[Thursday, October 01, 2009 18:13]
By Phurbu Thinley
Dharamsala, Oct 1: Indian Police on Thursday arrested more than 20 Tibetans when they tried to swarm the Chinese embassy in New Delhi.
The demonstrations came as China celebrated the 60-year anniversary of communist rule with a massive military parade in Beijing.
"The 21 Tibetan men were arrested around 9.30 am. They were attempting to jump the wall of the embassy and were taken into custody," IANS reported a senior police official as saying.
The protest was reportedly organized by the pro-independence group Tibetan Youth Congress, the largest non-governmental organization in the exile Tibetan community.
The protestors carrying black flags and draped in Tibetan national flag assembled in front of the Chinese Embassy in the high-security Chanakyapuri area to lodge their protest against Chinese rule in Tibet. The activists later attempted to enter the premises of the Chinese embassy when they were arrested by police.
"They have made their country rich by sucking people's blood. They do not follow the path of truth. They kill our people and make their country rich,” another media reported quoted a protestor as saying.
"They (Chinese) are showing their power to the entire country. They are even trying to attack India. We Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) cannot sit quite. India is like our guide and we can even lay down our lives for it,” another protestor said.
Led by four other major Tibetans organizations, similar noisy street protests by hundreds of Tibetans and their supporters were also carried out in Dharamsala, the seat of the Tibet’s Government in exile in northern India.
Under the protest banner “60 years of Tyranny”, the exile Tibetan NGOs marked the occasion to call for democracy in China and other colonized regions by bringing to an end to the “repressive Chinese Communist regime”.
The protesters claimed that life in Tibet remains a day-to-day struggle to protect their culture and livelihood from Chinese tyranny.
“The exile Tibetan NGOs, in deepest solidarity with the people of China, Tibet and East Turkestan stand united in opposition to the tyrannical rule of the Chinese Government,” said a joint statement issued to day by Tibetan Women’s Association, Gu-Chu-Sum Movement of Tibet, National Democratic Party of Tibet and Students for a Free Tibet, India.
“Despite much change and economic progress in China in the last 60 years, the people of China live under the abject deprivation of the basic human rights that,” it added.
“Today the Communist Chinese regime is celebrating 60th anniversary of its founding and we are gathered here to protest the 60 years of brutal occupation and oppression of Tibet and the Tibetan people,” Tibetan Youth Congress President Mr Tsewang Rigzin told a protest gathering in Dharamsala.
“This celebration in Beijing today is an insult to injury and to hide the crimes they have committed on the people of Tibet, Inner Mongolia, East Turkestan and China,” he added.
A candle light vigil has been planned to be carried out later in the evening here.
This year also marks 50 years in exile for Tibetans since China took complete control over Tibet following a failed uprising against China in 1959. Tibetan exiles have pledged to make 2009 an action year for Tibet by organizing series of protests.
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中共60週年國慶：中國人同歡慶 西藏人齊譴責
周四, 2009年 10月 01日 15:59 Alex O. Bleecker, The Tibet Post
『國際西郵報2009年10月1日達蘭薩拉報導』今天上午，中國展現了先進的國防軍事技術。隨著52項新型武器，核子潛艇、預警機，5款新型洲際戰略核導彈的呈現，“中國製造”就是今年中國國慶60週年閱兵活動的主題。 20萬士兵代表，擁有230萬兵力的人民解放軍，是全球最龐大的常備軍力，在中國首都街頭展現其雄偉的軍力；同時噴氣式戰鬥機和轟炸機，凌空飛行，歡娛了 18萬參與閱兵大典，持票入場的觀眾們。
當中共歡慶國慶時，4個流亡非政府組織在達蘭薩拉發起遊行，但心情並不歡愉。約400名示威的僧尼、一般藏民、外國支持者，從達賴喇嘛尊者進行法教教授和接待大眾的主寺開始，在麥羅甘吉街上遊行了2個多小時。攜帶西藏國旗、標語，如“暴政60年”、 “終結專制，施行民主”、“釋放所有政治犯”，許多人頭上綁著黑色頭巾，警示中國佔領西藏，所歷經的黑暗時期。示威者穿梭在蜿蜒的街道上，高喊“聯合國，我們要正義”、“達賴喇嘛萬歲”，還有“中國、中國、中國-滾、滾、滾出去！”，吶喊聲陣從擴音器中陣陣地傳送出來。
示威者遊行結束後，回到主寺，4名來自流亡組織的發言人，向人群發表談話。九．十．三前政治犯運動組織主席，阿旺唯柏( Ngawang Woeber)法師，談到中國慶祝他們的週年，展示其軍事的實力-以同樣的軍力，在過去60年裡，壓迫人民，拒絕賦予人民基本人權。同時也談到了心理的恐懼，以及在大眾眼前展現軍事實力，如此政府才能夠壓制他們的公民。最後，他贊成西藏人、維吾爾人、天安門大屠殺受難者，以及遭受中共迫害的”中國人”共同結盟。
西藏婦女會主席卓卡(Kirti Dolkar)，述敘了自1959年中共佔領西藏以來，所犯下的暴行，殺害120萬藏人，摧毀了6萬多座寺院，以及無法估量的自然生態遭受破壞。 “今天，我們共同譴責這些殘酷的暴行。”
西藏流亡議會議長邊巴次仁，在他的談話中，也宣讀了一份聲明，指責中國政府在西藏三省舉行國慶慶祝活動，並“濫用[他們]的政治宣傳”。同時，西藏人和其他在中國的少數民族，受到嚴格限制“他們的行動和活動，為了隱藏因謊言政策所造成的破壞”。
最後由最大的流亡非政府組織，西藏青年會(TYC)主席次旺仁增(Tsewang Rigzin)發言。他宣布，藏青會今天在世界各地發起了各種抗議活動，在中國駐新德里大使館前抗議的21名藏人，遭印度警方逮捕。
在所有的發言結束後，進行一小時的默哀，紀念在中共佔領下被殺害的西藏人。許多在頭上綁著黑色頭巾的示威者，現在也和大家坐在一起，把黑色頭巾改綁在嘴上進行默哀。
國際西藏郵報駐台北記者黃凱莉中文編譯
『國際西郵報2009年10月1日達蘭薩拉報導』今天上午，中國展現了先進的國防軍事技術。隨著52項新型武器，核子潛艇、預警機，5款新型洲際戰略核導彈的呈現，“中國製造”就是今年中國國慶60週年閱兵活動的主題。 20萬士兵代表，擁有230萬兵力的人民解放軍，是全球最龐大的常備軍力，在中國首都街頭展現其雄偉的軍力；同時噴氣式戰鬥機和轟炸機，凌空飛行，歡娛了 18萬參與閱兵大典，持票入場的觀眾們。
當中共歡慶國慶時，4個流亡非政府組織在達蘭薩拉發起遊行，但心情並不歡愉。約400名示威的僧尼、一般藏民、外國支持者，從達賴喇嘛尊者進行法教教授和接待大眾的主寺開始，在麥羅甘吉街上遊行了2個多小時。攜帶西藏國旗、標語，如“暴政60年”、 “終結專制，施行民主”、“釋放所有政治犯”，許多人頭上綁著黑色頭巾，警示中國佔領西藏，所歷經的黑暗時期。示威者穿梭在蜿蜒的街道上，高喊“聯合國，我們要正義”、“達賴喇嘛萬歲”，還有“中國、中國、中國-滾、滾、滾出去！”，吶喊聲陣從擴音器中陣陣地傳送出來。
示威者遊行結束後，回到主寺，4名來自流亡組織的發言人，向人群發表談話。九．十．三前政治犯運動組織主席，阿旺唯柏( Ngawang Woeber)法師，談到中國慶祝他們的週年，展示其軍事的實力-以同樣的軍力，在過去60年裡，壓迫人民，拒絕賦予人民基本人權。同時也談到了心理的恐懼，以及在大眾眼前展現軍事實力，如此政府才能夠壓制他們的公民。最後，他贊成西藏人、維吾爾人、天安門大屠殺受難者，以及遭受中共迫害的”中國人”共同結盟。
西藏婦女會主席卓卡(Kirti Dolkar)，述敘了自1959年中共佔領西藏以來，所犯下的暴行，殺害120萬藏人，摧毀了6萬多座寺院，以及無法估量的自然生態遭受破壞。 “今天，我們共同譴責這些殘酷的暴行。”
西藏流亡議會議長邊巴次仁，在他的談話中，也宣讀了一份聲明，指責中國政府在西藏三省舉行國慶慶祝活動，並“濫用[他們]的政治宣傳”。同時，西藏人和其他在中國的少數民族，受到嚴格限制“他們的行動和活動，為了隱藏因謊言政策所造成的破壞”。
最後由最大的流亡非政府組織，西藏青年會(TYC)主席次旺仁增(Tsewang Rigzin)發言。他宣布，藏青會今天在世界各地發起了各種抗議活動，在中國駐新德里大使館前抗議的21名藏人，遭印度警方逮捕。
在所有的發言結束後，進行一小時的默哀，紀念在中共佔領下被殺害的西藏人。許多在頭上綁著黑色頭巾的示威者，現在也和大家坐在一起，把黑色頭巾改綁在嘴上進行默哀。
國際西藏郵報駐台北記者黃凱莉中文編譯
60th anniversary of People’s Republic: Chinese celebration, Tibetan condemnation
Thursday, 01 October 2009 15:59 Alex O. Bleecker, The Tibet Post
This morning in China, the overwhelming theme was advanced military technology. With the unveiling of 52 new weapons systems, nuclear submarines, unmanned aerial vehicles, and five new types of missiles including intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles all bearing the tag "Made in China," Beijing today celebrated the 60th anniversary of The People's Republic. 200,000 soldiers representing the 2.3 million members of the People's Liberation Army, the largest standing army in the world, paraded through the streets of the capital city while fighter jets and airborne bombers cruised overhead to the delight of 180,000 hand-picked ticket holders.
As China celebrated, a coinciding parade organized by four Tibetan NGOs in exile was underway in Dharamsala, though the mood was not so festive. Beginning at the main Tibetan Temple where His Holiness the Dalai Lama offers teachings and holds public audience, approximately 400 protesting monks, nuns, lay Tibetans, and supporting foreigners marched for over two hours through the streets of McLeod Ganj. Carrying Tibetan flags and signs with slogans like "60 Years of Tyranny," "End Autocracy, Democracy Now," "Release All Political Prisoners," many wore black headbands to mark the period of Chinese occupation in Tibet as a dark one. As the protesters careened through the winding streets, chants of "United Nations, we want justice," "Long live the Dalai Lama," and simply "China, China, China - out, out, out!" could be heard over loudspeakers.
After the protestors completed their circuit and made their way back to the main temple, four speakers from prominent organizations in exile addressed the crowd. Ven. Ngawang Woeber, President of the GuChuSum movement of ex-political prisoners, spoke about how China is celebrating their anniversary by exhibiting their military might - the same power that enabled them to oppress people over the past 60 years by denying basic human rights. He talked about the psychology of fear, and how by keeping military muscle at the forefront of public consciousness, the government is able to subdue its citizens. Finally, he aligned Tibetans with ethnic Uighurs, victims of the Tiananmen Square massace, and other "Chinese" who have been oppressed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
President of the Tibetan Women's Association Kirti Dolkar recited a list of atrocities perpetrated by the CCP upon Tibet since occupation in 1959, including the murder of 1.2 million Tibetans, the destruction of over 60,000 monasteries, and immeasurable damage to the natural environment. "Today we condemn these things."
In his speech, read from a press release issued by the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, Parliament Speaker Pemba Tsering accused the Chinese government of holding anniversary celebrations in all three Tibetan provinces "to misuse [them] for political propaganda." Meanwhile Tibetans and other ethnic minorities in China have had stricter limitations imposed upon "their movements and activities in order to hide all the destruction caused by deceptive policies."
Last spoke Tsewang Rigzin, President of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the largest Tibetan NGO in exile. He announced that the TYC had organized various protests throughout the world today, and that twenty-one Tibetans had already been arrested in New Delhi for protesting at the Chinese embassy there.
Following the speakers, an hour long silence was held in memory of those Tibetans killed under Chinese occupations. Many of the protestors who had worn black headbands during the march now sat with them drawn mournfully over their mouths.
This morning in China, the overwhelming theme was advanced military technology. With the unveiling of 52 new weapons systems, nuclear submarines, unmanned aerial vehicles, and five new types of missiles including intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles all bearing the tag "Made in China," Beijing today celebrated the 60th anniversary of The People's Republic. 200,000 soldiers representing the 2.3 million members of the People's Liberation Army, the largest standing army in the world, paraded through the streets of the capital city while fighter jets and airborne bombers cruised overhead to the delight of 180,000 hand-picked ticket holders.
As China celebrated, a coinciding parade organized by four Tibetan NGOs in exile was underway in Dharamsala, though the mood was not so festive. Beginning at the main Tibetan Temple where His Holiness the Dalai Lama offers teachings and holds public audience, approximately 400 protesting monks, nuns, lay Tibetans, and supporting foreigners marched for over two hours through the streets of McLeod Ganj. Carrying Tibetan flags and signs with slogans like "60 Years of Tyranny," "End Autocracy, Democracy Now," "Release All Political Prisoners," many wore black headbands to mark the period of Chinese occupation in Tibet as a dark one. As the protesters careened through the winding streets, chants of "United Nations, we want justice," "Long live the Dalai Lama," and simply "China, China, China - out, out, out!" could be heard over loudspeakers.
After the protestors completed their circuit and made their way back to the main temple, four speakers from prominent organizations in exile addressed the crowd. Ven. Ngawang Woeber, President of the GuChuSum movement of ex-political prisoners, spoke about how China is celebrating their anniversary by exhibiting their military might - the same power that enabled them to oppress people over the past 60 years by denying basic human rights. He talked about the psychology of fear, and how by keeping military muscle at the forefront of public consciousness, the government is able to subdue its citizens. Finally, he aligned Tibetans with ethnic Uighurs, victims of the Tiananmen Square massace, and other "Chinese" who have been oppressed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
President of the Tibetan Women's Association Kirti Dolkar recited a list of atrocities perpetrated by the CCP upon Tibet since occupation in 1959, including the murder of 1.2 million Tibetans, the destruction of over 60,000 monasteries, and immeasurable damage to the natural environment. "Today we condemn these things."
In his speech, read from a press release issued by the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, Parliament Speaker Pemba Tsering accused the Chinese government of holding anniversary celebrations in all three Tibetan provinces "to misuse [them] for political propaganda." Meanwhile Tibetans and other ethnic minorities in China have had stricter limitations imposed upon "their movements and activities in order to hide all the destruction caused by deceptive policies."
Last spoke Tsewang Rigzin, President of the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC), the largest Tibetan NGO in exile. He announced that the TYC had organized various protests throughout the world today, and that twenty-one Tibetans had already been arrested in New Delhi for protesting at the Chinese embassy there.
Following the speakers, an hour long silence was held in memory of those Tibetans killed under Chinese occupations. Many of the protestors who had worn black headbands during the march now sat with them drawn mournfully over their mouths.
TYC condemns the Communist Party of China’s celebration of 60 years of violence, lies, oppression and occupation of Tibet
[Dharamshala: October 1, 2009]
Tibetan Youth Congress strongly condemns the People’s Republic of China’s celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Communist Party’s rule recognizing it as a celebration of 60 years of violence, lies and oppression against the people of Tibet, East Turkistan and China. Just like the Beijing Olympics, this new spectacle put forth by the Communist Party is another attempt to improve China’s image in the world and win recognition for China as a world leader in global affairs.
China will showcase its finest and most advanced military weapons in its televised National Day parade. Its constant race to acquire and build its military hardware is not only alarming, it is an admonition to the world of the so called ‘peaceful rise’ of China. The show of force displayed at this national celebration inside China is also a propaganda tool to boost and glorify the degenerating image of the Communist Party of China.
Since the establishment of the People’s Republic of China by the Communist Party on October 1, 1949, the Chinese government has not only illegally occupied and colonized Tibet, East Turkistan and Southern (Inner) Mongolia; it has carried out many wrong and disastrous policies that have resulted in the death of over 30 million Chinese people. The Communist Party’s struggle to maintain its monopoly over political power through the use of brute force has simply led to the party losing the respect of its own people, which was largely displayed at the massacre of the student led protests demanding democratic reforms and end to government corruption at the Tiananmen Square in 1989. The party’s failure to admit its mistakes has also resulted in large scale social unrest and gross human rights violations inside Tibet and China.
Even today, the rising number of social unrest, the growing rich-poor divide and the continued information restriction and censorship to silence dissent shows that the party faces growing challenges to its legitimacy. The Communist Party’s secret operatives enforced through the use of a million thugs and criminals the state employs as “secret service personnel’s” to eradicate dissent and silence over a billion Chinese people shows that the party’s strength lies on a thin ground that is largely executed through military prowess.
China continues to carry out its policy of genocide with impunity as Tibetans, Uighurs of the East Turkistan, People of Southern Mongolia and Manchuria face a grim future under its colonial occupation. The rapid population transfer of millions of Chinese migrants into Tibet is the final solution adopted by the Chinese government to transform Tibet into a Chinese colony marginalizing Tibetans and making them a minority in their own Country. The vast military camp with airfield and missile base supported by more than 500,000 troops and a network of railways, roads, bridges and tunnels in Tibet is also in preparation to clamp down any form of dissent with force.
The quick deployment of thousands of People’s Liberation Army forces to crackdown on the widespread protests in Tibet since March 2008 demonstrated that even after 50 years of tragedy and suffering that the Tibetan people have endured, the Chinese government lacks legitimacy in Tibet and exercises control over Tibet through military force. The brazen attempt by the Chinese government to incite ethnic conflict and exploitation of it during the widespread protests in Tibet last year and East Turkistan this year prove against China’s commitments of seeking a harmonious society. This further illustrates that the Tibetans and Uighurs stand defenseless at the hands of the Communist Party’s draconian policies. Imposing restrictions on freedom of movement, freedom of association, freedom of speech, closings off Tibet to foreigners and International media before the so called 60th anniversary of China’s National day reveal that Tibet and Tibetans refuse to celebrate the illegal occupation of Tibet.
China voted to adopt the Universal Declaration in 1948, and pledged to uphold human rights through international agreements and its own constitution. However, it continues to ignore and violate all the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other Covenants it has signed. The deliberate failure to implement the articles of UDHR inside China proves that the signing of these documents remains void of any meaning.
Until, the People’s Republic of China can address the legitimate grievance of the people of Tibet, find a solution to the political situation in Tibet and East Turkistan and allow for a period of reconciliation, China can not be recognized as a leading authority in world affairs. Until there is more transparency and accountability in the handling of its governance, recognizing an authoritarian China as a world power will be an appalling blow to the principles and dogma enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Until the Tibetans, Uighurs, and Chinese people’s voice is respected and not silenced, China’s celebrations will only be in vain.
Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) while reiterating its stand for the complete Independence of Tibet appeal to the world to not allow China’s economic or military might to trump human rights and international law. We appeal to the world leaders to respect the genuine aspirations of the 6 million Tibetans by not going against the historical truth, to renew open discussion on the issue of Tibet in the UN and implement the three resolutions passed on Tibet in 1959, 1961 and 1965 by the UN General Assembly.
Issued by: The Office of Central Executive Committee, Tibetan Youth Congress
Contact Dhondup Dorjee, Vice-President: 09899769790
Tibetan Youth Congress strongly condemns the People’s Republic of China’s celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Communist Party’s rule recognizing it as a celebration of 60 years of violence, lies and oppression against the people of Tibet, East Turkistan and China. Just like the Beijing Olympics, this new spectacle put forth by the Communist Party is another attempt to improve China’s image in the world and win recognition for China as a world leader in global affairs.
China will showcase its finest and most advanced military weapons in its televised National Day parade. Its constant race to acquire and build its military hardware is not only alarming, it is an admonition to the world of the so called ‘peaceful rise’ of China. The show of force displayed at this national celebration inside China is also a propaganda tool to boost and glorify the degenerating image of the Communist Party of China.
Since the establishment of the People’s Republic of China by the Communist Party on October 1, 1949, the Chinese government has not only illegally occupied and colonized Tibet, East Turkistan and Southern (Inner) Mongolia; it has carried out many wrong and disastrous policies that have resulted in the death of over 30 million Chinese people. The Communist Party’s struggle to maintain its monopoly over political power through the use of brute force has simply led to the party losing the respect of its own people, which was largely displayed at the massacre of the student led protests demanding democratic reforms and end to government corruption at the Tiananmen Square in 1989. The party’s failure to admit its mistakes has also resulted in large scale social unrest and gross human rights violations inside Tibet and China.
Even today, the rising number of social unrest, the growing rich-poor divide and the continued information restriction and censorship to silence dissent shows that the party faces growing challenges to its legitimacy. The Communist Party’s secret operatives enforced through the use of a million thugs and criminals the state employs as “secret service personnel’s” to eradicate dissent and silence over a billion Chinese people shows that the party’s strength lies on a thin ground that is largely executed through military prowess.
China continues to carry out its policy of genocide with impunity as Tibetans, Uighurs of the East Turkistan, People of Southern Mongolia and Manchuria face a grim future under its colonial occupation. The rapid population transfer of millions of Chinese migrants into Tibet is the final solution adopted by the Chinese government to transform Tibet into a Chinese colony marginalizing Tibetans and making them a minority in their own Country. The vast military camp with airfield and missile base supported by more than 500,000 troops and a network of railways, roads, bridges and tunnels in Tibet is also in preparation to clamp down any form of dissent with force.
The quick deployment of thousands of People’s Liberation Army forces to crackdown on the widespread protests in Tibet since March 2008 demonstrated that even after 50 years of tragedy and suffering that the Tibetan people have endured, the Chinese government lacks legitimacy in Tibet and exercises control over Tibet through military force. The brazen attempt by the Chinese government to incite ethnic conflict and exploitation of it during the widespread protests in Tibet last year and East Turkistan this year prove against China’s commitments of seeking a harmonious society. This further illustrates that the Tibetans and Uighurs stand defenseless at the hands of the Communist Party’s draconian policies. Imposing restrictions on freedom of movement, freedom of association, freedom of speech, closings off Tibet to foreigners and International media before the so called 60th anniversary of China’s National day reveal that Tibet and Tibetans refuse to celebrate the illegal occupation of Tibet.
China voted to adopt the Universal Declaration in 1948, and pledged to uphold human rights through international agreements and its own constitution. However, it continues to ignore and violate all the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other Covenants it has signed. The deliberate failure to implement the articles of UDHR inside China proves that the signing of these documents remains void of any meaning.
Until, the People’s Republic of China can address the legitimate grievance of the people of Tibet, find a solution to the political situation in Tibet and East Turkistan and allow for a period of reconciliation, China can not be recognized as a leading authority in world affairs. Until there is more transparency and accountability in the handling of its governance, recognizing an authoritarian China as a world power will be an appalling blow to the principles and dogma enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Until the Tibetans, Uighurs, and Chinese people’s voice is respected and not silenced, China’s celebrations will only be in vain.
Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) while reiterating its stand for the complete Independence of Tibet appeal to the world to not allow China’s economic or military might to trump human rights and international law. We appeal to the world leaders to respect the genuine aspirations of the 6 million Tibetans by not going against the historical truth, to renew open discussion on the issue of Tibet in the UN and implement the three resolutions passed on Tibet in 1959, 1961 and 1965 by the UN General Assembly.
Issued by: The Office of Central Executive Committee, Tibetan Youth Congress
Contact Dhondup Dorjee, Vice-President: 09899769790
流亡藏人在全球各地抗議中共殘害民眾60周年
【挪威西藏之聲10月1日綜合報導】中共政府於今天10月1日在高度戒備下，隆重慶祝中共建政60周年，但外界將這一活動視為中共殘暴鎮壓和迫害民眾60年，以及國殤日來展開各種抗議活動，要求中共推行民主化改革。
（錄音）流亡社區最大的非官方性組織西藏青年會的組織下，來自達蘭薩拉、德拉頓、波恩扎、達拉霍塞和瑪納裡等地的21名流亡藏人於今天（1日）早上試圖闖入中國駐新德裡大使館，抗議中共殘害西藏為首的各族人民60周年。隨後印度警方強行拘捕了在中國使館前展開抗議的所有示威藏人。
另外在印藏友協的組織下，上千名流亡藏人、支持西藏人士和印度民眾也於今天上午在新德裡蔣德曼德示威區開展“西藏自由、拯救印度”的大型示威游行活動，出席活動的印度各界人士和西藏人民議會副議長嘉日卓瑪女士等紛紛譴責中共對西藏高壓政策，抗議中共侵占西藏、血腥鎮壓藏人，以及抗議中共政府向印度查謨克什米爾邦和阿魯納恰爾邦附近增派軍隊，違法越入印度國土并恐嚇印度。
移居尼泊爾的流亡藏人於今天10月1日中共國慶節，不顧尼泊爾警方的高度戒備，成功潛入中國駐加德滿都大使館前，手持西藏國旗，高呼西藏獨立等口號展開了示威游行活動，隨後尼泊爾警方強行拘捕了至少30多名示威藏人。（錄音）
一名活動人士向本台介紹說，尼泊爾政府出動大批警察從昨天開始嚴密管控當地各西藏難民社區和流亡藏人，但他們於今天（1日）早晨5點鐘就開始分開前往加德滿都中國大使館，展開了這一抗議活動，主要是對中共極權政府的殘暴統治表達強烈不滿。
同樣居住在印度北部達蘭薩拉的上百名流亡藏人也於今天（1日）早上手持西藏國旗和各種抗議橫額，高呼“中國滾出西藏、達賴喇嘛萬歲、西藏獨立”等口號，圍繞達蘭薩拉小山鎮展開徒步游行活動，抗議中共政府武力侵占西藏50周年及迫害民眾60周年。
西藏人民議會議長邊巴次仁在今天的抗議集會活動上強烈批評，中共對西藏的侵占和鎮壓行徑。（錄音）邊巴次仁強調，如果中國政府要成為世界強國，必須要具備道德權威，而具備這種道德威望，則必須以實際行動來實現。
此外，美國紐約帝國大廈昨天（30日）為中共國慶60周年首次亮起象征中國國旗的「紅黃」雙色彩燈。但對此遭到了50多名流亡藏人和支持西藏人士的抗議。
自由西藏學生運動負責人之一丹增多傑向本台表示，自由民主的美國紐約城市竟然為鎮壓和迫害民眾的中共獨裁政權而在紐約標志性建築-帝國大廈頂部亮起紅黃雙色彩燈，以示祝賀中共執政60周年。
示威人士手持西藏國旗和寫有「帝國大廈慶祝中共60周年鎮壓」的標語牌，高呼「自由西藏」，「60年迫害」等口號，反對帝國大廈為中共亮燈。
自由西藏學生運動負責人之一拉珍志通向美聯社表示，亮燈儀式是「徹頭徹尾地、無恥地贊同這個共產獨裁政權」。拉珍志通表示，這對中國來說是一個極好的公關宣傳，但從另一個方面來說，此事肯定會產生事與願違的效果，因為美國公眾和全球公眾必會反對這一行為。
同樣居住在英國首都倫敦的上百名流亡藏人、華人和維吾爾人於今天（1日）聚集在中共駐倫敦大使館前展開示威游行活動，抗議中共獨裁政權野蠻鎮壓和迫害民眾60周年。
英國西藏青年組織負責人曲拉倉·噶瑪表示，雖然今天是中共紅色政權鎮壓民眾60年之日，但自由與公正之民主力量是不可阻擋的。因此，中共政府在了解這種勢在必行的政治局勢，并努力創造一個民主與自由的國家而進行政治改革是非常重要的。
此外，瑞士西藏友協、瑞士和列支敦士登西藏協會、瑞士西藏婦女會也發表聯合聲明指出，在中共政府的殘暴統治下，不管西藏的經濟得到如何發展，但藏人正在本土成為少數民族。
瑞藏友協負責人達倉·扎西表示，具有民主意識的瑞士民眾與政治人物，現在已到了言行一致地為西藏問題給予幫助和支持的時刻，因此，我們強烈呼吁瑞士政府和官員不要屈從中共的政治壓力，持續關注和支持西藏問題。
《基督教科學箴言報》記者斯提芬（Stephen Kurczy）昨天（30日）中共十一國慶前夕報道說，居住在西藏首都拉薩的一位藏人在接受外媒采訪時透露，西藏的經濟和外部物質不管得到怎樣的發展，但我們依然沒有自由。
此外，已故中共領導人毛澤東的前秘書李銳也於昨天（30日）向《蘋果日報》表示，毛澤東等中共領導人，打著建設自由民主新中國、反對獨裁統治的旗幟，奪取了政權，但最後卻自食其言，拒絕民主，又給中國人民帶來深重災難。他呼吁當局順應普世價值，實行民主憲政，以利國家走向長治久安。
針對中共大張旗鼓地慶祝執政60周年，有網友諷刺說，中國共產黨因預知這是該黨最後一個執政慶典，所以舉辦的這麼隆重。
（錄音）流亡社區最大的非官方性組織西藏青年會的組織下，來自達蘭薩拉、德拉頓、波恩扎、達拉霍塞和瑪納裡等地的21名流亡藏人於今天（1日）早上試圖闖入中國駐新德裡大使館，抗議中共殘害西藏為首的各族人民60周年。隨後印度警方強行拘捕了在中國使館前展開抗議的所有示威藏人。
另外在印藏友協的組織下，上千名流亡藏人、支持西藏人士和印度民眾也於今天上午在新德裡蔣德曼德示威區開展“西藏自由、拯救印度”的大型示威游行活動，出席活動的印度各界人士和西藏人民議會副議長嘉日卓瑪女士等紛紛譴責中共對西藏高壓政策，抗議中共侵占西藏、血腥鎮壓藏人，以及抗議中共政府向印度查謨克什米爾邦和阿魯納恰爾邦附近增派軍隊，違法越入印度國土并恐嚇印度。
移居尼泊爾的流亡藏人於今天10月1日中共國慶節，不顧尼泊爾警方的高度戒備，成功潛入中國駐加德滿都大使館前，手持西藏國旗，高呼西藏獨立等口號展開了示威游行活動，隨後尼泊爾警方強行拘捕了至少30多名示威藏人。（錄音）
一名活動人士向本台介紹說，尼泊爾政府出動大批警察從昨天開始嚴密管控當地各西藏難民社區和流亡藏人，但他們於今天（1日）早晨5點鐘就開始分開前往加德滿都中國大使館，展開了這一抗議活動，主要是對中共極權政府的殘暴統治表達強烈不滿。
同樣居住在印度北部達蘭薩拉的上百名流亡藏人也於今天（1日）早上手持西藏國旗和各種抗議橫額，高呼“中國滾出西藏、達賴喇嘛萬歲、西藏獨立”等口號，圍繞達蘭薩拉小山鎮展開徒步游行活動，抗議中共政府武力侵占西藏50周年及迫害民眾60周年。
西藏人民議會議長邊巴次仁在今天的抗議集會活動上強烈批評，中共對西藏的侵占和鎮壓行徑。（錄音）邊巴次仁強調，如果中國政府要成為世界強國，必須要具備道德權威，而具備這種道德威望，則必須以實際行動來實現。
此外，美國紐約帝國大廈昨天（30日）為中共國慶60周年首次亮起象征中國國旗的「紅黃」雙色彩燈。但對此遭到了50多名流亡藏人和支持西藏人士的抗議。
自由西藏學生運動負責人之一丹增多傑向本台表示，自由民主的美國紐約城市竟然為鎮壓和迫害民眾的中共獨裁政權而在紐約標志性建築-帝國大廈頂部亮起紅黃雙色彩燈，以示祝賀中共執政60周年。
示威人士手持西藏國旗和寫有「帝國大廈慶祝中共60周年鎮壓」的標語牌，高呼「自由西藏」，「60年迫害」等口號，反對帝國大廈為中共亮燈。
自由西藏學生運動負責人之一拉珍志通向美聯社表示，亮燈儀式是「徹頭徹尾地、無恥地贊同這個共產獨裁政權」。拉珍志通表示，這對中國來說是一個極好的公關宣傳，但從另一個方面來說，此事肯定會產生事與願違的效果，因為美國公眾和全球公眾必會反對這一行為。
同樣居住在英國首都倫敦的上百名流亡藏人、華人和維吾爾人於今天（1日）聚集在中共駐倫敦大使館前展開示威游行活動，抗議中共獨裁政權野蠻鎮壓和迫害民眾60周年。
英國西藏青年組織負責人曲拉倉·噶瑪表示，雖然今天是中共紅色政權鎮壓民眾60年之日，但自由與公正之民主力量是不可阻擋的。因此，中共政府在了解這種勢在必行的政治局勢，并努力創造一個民主與自由的國家而進行政治改革是非常重要的。
此外，瑞士西藏友協、瑞士和列支敦士登西藏協會、瑞士西藏婦女會也發表聯合聲明指出，在中共政府的殘暴統治下，不管西藏的經濟得到如何發展，但藏人正在本土成為少數民族。
瑞藏友協負責人達倉·扎西表示，具有民主意識的瑞士民眾與政治人物，現在已到了言行一致地為西藏問題給予幫助和支持的時刻，因此，我們強烈呼吁瑞士政府和官員不要屈從中共的政治壓力，持續關注和支持西藏問題。
《基督教科學箴言報》記者斯提芬（Stephen Kurczy）昨天（30日）中共十一國慶前夕報道說，居住在西藏首都拉薩的一位藏人在接受外媒采訪時透露，西藏的經濟和外部物質不管得到怎樣的發展，但我們依然沒有自由。
此外，已故中共領導人毛澤東的前秘書李銳也於昨天（30日）向《蘋果日報》表示，毛澤東等中共領導人，打著建設自由民主新中國、反對獨裁統治的旗幟，奪取了政權，但最後卻自食其言，拒絕民主，又給中國人民帶來深重災難。他呼吁當局順應普世價值，實行民主憲政，以利國家走向長治久安。
針對中共大張旗鼓地慶祝執政60周年，有網友諷刺說，中國共產黨因預知這是該黨最後一個執政慶典，所以舉辦的這麼隆重。
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