Am 14. März brauste ein Sturm von Protesten und Aufruhr durch Tibet - dann griff die chinesische Regierung hart durch und 150 Menschen verloren ihr Leben. Dieses brutale Vorgehen löste eine weltweite Protestbewegung aus, mit Protestmärschen in vielen Städten (Nach unten scrollen, um die Fotos anzuschauen) - und einer Petition an den chinesischen Staatspräsidenten Hu Jintao, unterschrieben von 1.5 Millionen Bürgern, die Respekt für Menchenrechte und Dialog mit dem Dalai Lama fordern.

Inzwischen hat sich China zu Gesprächen mit dem Dalai Lama bereit erklärt - aber gleichzeitig übt es auf Regierungen in aller Welt Druck aus, damit sie die anhaltende Unterdrückung der Tibeter unterstützen.

Bitte senden Sie mit Hilfe der untenstehenden Textbox eine persönliche Nachricht an Ihr Staatsoberhaupt und fordern Sie alle diplomatischen Mittel auszuschöpfen, damit ein Dialog mit dem Dalai Lama zustande kommt.

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Am Montag, 31. März, Tausende von Menschen auf der ganzen Welt marschierten in den Strassen, um der tibetanischen Bevölkerung eine starke Solidaritätsbotschaft zu senden. Die Events wurden von lokalen, nationalen und internationalen Tibet Gruppen organisiert, die unsere Petition an chinesische Botschaften und Konsulate überbrachten. Der Aktionstag fand grosse Beachtung in den Medien weltweit, und zwar von Irland über Österreich nach Rio und Delhi. (Hier finden Sie die Liste aller Städte) Sehen Sie sich die Fotos des Aktionstages an!



Die Petition wurde ebenfalls an chinesische Diplomaten in New York und London übergeben. Wir werden sie weiterhin weltweit an chinesische Stellen übermitteln und ebenfalls andere Möglichkeiten finden, um den weltweiten Aufruf nach Gerechtigkeit an die chinesische Bevölkerung und ihre Regierung zu übermitteln.

     

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1666 comments "The tree of freedom can grow only on the blood of the defeated of defended" The 20% of defended will sleep forever, the defeateds sleeps in beds of defendeds, and the world had woke up when it was to late... Kalina Sobierajska, Poland because they are not being listened to. No-one is proposing that we forget the Han Chinese in the Tibetan region - they will also have a say in the new Tibet. Peace (sorry this is such a long post - need to be more concise..) Thomas Stocker, United Kingdom forestation of roughly 1/2 of all Tibet's natural forests. Thank God China have promised to stop logging upstream.. I could go on... Douglas Chalmers, you need to wake up to the fact that Buddhist monks are in no way violent - they believe strongly in non-violent protest. You also need to realise that the Chinese government practices some fairly obvious propaganda - soldiers have been photographed carrying monks' robes over their arms - laughing about the shoot they had just taken. These are not internal affairs. These are affairs which stamp on individuals of the world. As other individuals of the world, we have to step up and do/say something about the injustices inflicted on our Tibetan Brothers and Sisters by the Chinese Government Thomas Stocker, United Kingdom ted to the 1960-62 Tibetan famine, seeing and estimated 340,000 Tibetan deaths. The beautiful Tibetan culture and people are have been slowly ground down - the Nang La pass is the only way out for many Tibetans - along which Chinese soldiers sniper refugees from Tibet to stop them escaping. Camps have been built miles away from any services or shops, and with no bus routes in walking distance for the nomadic people of Tibet to slowly die in. Their property and land all taken away because unluckily for them, they were living on resources that the Chinese Government has been extracting for it's economic development (which is a fantastic bi-product of these horrific events that we can't forget). The Yangtse floods of '90 were caused by defo Thomas Stocker, United Kingdom Exile sources estimate that 260,000 people died in prisons and labour camps between 1950 and 1984 The number of political prisoners (mainly PEACEFUL monks and nuns) is thought to have doubled between 1990 and 1994. There is no evidence that I have seen that things are improving, except that awareness of the situation is widening. the Indian government estimates that there are 3 nuclear missile sites and 300,000 troops stationed in Tibetan territory. China has admitted to dumping nuclear waste on the Tibetan plataux - one of these dumps is 20km squared near Lake Kokonor. The Chinese government is providing financial incetives for government official s to move to the "Tibet Autonomous Region" . The massive influx of Han Chinese contribu Thomas Stocker, United Kingdom Exile sources estimate that 260,000 people died in prisons and labour camps between 1950 and 1984 The number of political prisoners (mainly PEACEFUL monks and nuns) is thought to have doubled between 1990 and 1994. There is no evidence that I have seen that things are improving, except that awareness of the situation is widening. the Indian government estimates that there are 3 nuclear missile sites and 300,000 troops stationed in Tibetan territory. China has admitted to dumping nuclear waste on the Tibetan plataux - one of these dumps is 20km squared near Lake Kokonor. The Chinese government is providing financial incetives for government official s to move to the "Tibet Autonomous Region" . The massive influx of Han Chinese contribu Thomas Stocker, United Kingdom This is utter garbage! China doesn't need to talk to a robed representative of the CIA. What he and his separatist clique are proposing has nothing to do with the rights of people in Tibet who are progressing quite well over the past couple of decades. * Understand that you DON'T have the right to interfere in the internal affairs of a sovereign foreign government. They have a right to enforce security measures as a response to the vicious riots in March in Lhasa. * What is worse, though, is that you all seem to approve of the violence and murder incited by rock-throwing Buddhist monks and the resultant riots in which dozens of Han ethnic minority people were murdered and many more attacked and threatened. Douglas Chalmers, Australia GOD DOESN'T CARE ABOUT OUR PERSONAL THEOLOGY!! RELIGIONS AR EARTHLY HUMAN MATTERS BASED ON DIFFERENT INTERPRETATIONS, WE DONT HAVE TO DIE TO BE AWARE OF THAT, WE ARE ONE WITH THE UNIVERSE, EVERYTHING IS UNITED, JUST DIG INSIDE OF YOU! WE ARE ONE, THINK ABOUT IT! COLECTIVE THOUGHT MAKES OUR REALITY! AND WE HAVE TO ABILITY TO CHANGE OUR THOUGHTS SO EASY! RESPECT TOLERANCE PATIENCE CLARITY TRUTH HU MBLENESS FREEDOM!! enrique, Mexico part two sorry - this is part two: what is it with you people - this issue is about freedom of mind and speech and last not least justice! these - as you call them "traitor tibetans" don't want to get genocidet out of this planet by the chinese? and want a pitifull dialog only with their statesman HH Dalai Lama? is that really traitorish and so hard to understand? I call that survival only. think about that, Jessica Chang from rich Malay - which holds a representative democracy if I am right?, sincerly, Claudia-Maria Allan Claudia-Maria Allan, Germany part two Dear Jessica Chang from Singapore - here comes one thing of real understandment: If you were in China and not in Malay - you would not be allowed to raise up your voice and formulate in public your opinions in the first place! or maybe you can (if they havent cut off ALL internet worldwide informations or censored everything)- but than in turn you might get put to prision, or tortured - or being a woman raped (like the chinese do with tibetan NUNS (!!!)and electric cattle sticks (!!!)). what is it with you people - this issue is about freedom of mind and speech and last not least justice! these - as you call them "traitor tibetans" don't want to get genocidet out of this planet by the chinese? and want a pitifull dialog only with t Claudia-Maria Allan, Germany Dear Jessica Chang from Singapore - here comes one thing of real understandment: If you were in China and not in Malay - you would not be allowed to raise up your voice and formulate in public your opinions in the first place! or maybe you can (if they havent cut off ALL internet worldwide informations or censored everything)- but than in turn you might get put to prision, or tortured - or being a woman raped (like the chinese do with tibetan NUNS (!!!)and electric cattle sticks (!!!)). what is it with you people - this issue is about freedom of mind and speech and last not least justice! these - as you call them "traitor tibetans" don't want to get genocidet out of this planet by the chinese? and want a pitifull dialog only with their stat Claudia-Maria Allan, Germany Finally, pass this round from Amnesty Int: The Olympics Countdown - Crackdown on Activists: http://www.amnesty.org.uk/uploads/documents/doc)18 340.pdf Philippa O'Callaghan, United Kingdom The Chinese authorities still have no respect for people or the rights of individuals - see Amnesty Int Human Rights for China: http://www.amnesty.org.uk/content.asp?CategoryID=1 0917 Medicine San Frontiers has been worked in China since 1988 and advocates to the Chinese government for affordable medicines including second-line drugs and fixed-dose-combination pills (FDCs). Althought recommended by the WHO, FDCs are are still not yet available in China. TB is also a major problem - they are still waiting for permission to begin an MDR-TB programme Philippa O'Callaghan, United Kingdom When I visited China in 1998, I saw a man in his twenties say something to one of two friends as he walked past the guards outside the gate of Tianamen Tower. It wasn't loud, we couldn't hear it from six feet away, buy they immediately jumped on him & beat him up, kicking & jumping all over him including his face. right in front of us. He was a bloody pulpy mess and severely injured with multiple fractures and God only knows what other injuries when they dragged him off inside leaving a trail of blood. The people ran & my husband was convinced we would get the same and then be arrested as well if we tried to intervene. So much for the gate of Heavenly Peace! The Chinese authorities still have no respect for people or the rights of indiviual Philippa O'Callaghan, United Kingdom Do you really understand China? Have any one of your been to China? Do you really understand Tibet? Isn't the only information source you have on Tibet is on some biased western TV programs? I urge you to read more and watch more from the other side and get a full picture. Stop being used by those traitor Tibetans. Otherwise, I, as a proud Chinese,suggest you to mind your own business first and stop messing around. Jessica Chang, Singapore   Mehr lesen >>