A monk set himself on fire on Thursday and died in Gannan-Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Gansu province in China, "Xinhua" news reported, citing local authorities.
According to preliminary reports, the 43 -year-old monk set himself on fire in front of the police in the Amchok village of Syahe county.
Self immolation by monks is frequent in regions densely populated by Tibetans, who set themselves on fire in protest of Chinese policies.
Chinese authorities claim that such acts are instigated by foreign forces who want to separate Tibet.
http://indian.ruvr.ru/news/2013_12_19/Tibetan-Monk-self-immolates-in-protest-against-China-3226/
19/12/13
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DHARAMSHALA:
A Tibetan monk died after setting himself on fire in Sangchu county in
Kanlho prefecture in northeastern Tibet (incorporated into China’s Gansu
Province) on Thursday (19 December), according to reports coming out
Tibet.
Tsultrim Gyatso, a 44-year-old monk of Achok Monastery in Labrang Tashikhyil, set fire to himself on the main street in Achok town around 3 pm today. He died on the spot. The local Tibetans immediately took his body into the monastery, where prayer service was conducted by over 400 monks.
Photos of the incident showed his completely charred body in flames and people pouring water to douse the fire.
He left a note before he committed self-immolation. He wrote: “…Tibetans are driven to suffering and the treasures of Tibet are being looted under the repressive law of China. To whom can we tell the sufferings of the six million Tibetans? Thinking about these brings tears to my eyes. I have set myself on fire in fervent prayers for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Tibet, the release of Panchen Lama from the prison and the well-being of six million Tibetans.”
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) in Dharamsala has repeatedly appealed to Tibetans not to take drastic actions, including self-immolation. In a White Paper issued by the CTA, political repression, cultural assimilation, religious persecution, economic marginalisation and environmental destruction under the Chinese rule are pushing Tibetans to take drastic forms of protests.
Many governments, parliaments and international bodies, including the United Nations, have passed resolutions and statements urging the Chinese authorities to end its repressive policies and address the problem of Tibet through dialogue. They have called on the Chinese government to open up Tibet to the international media to investigate the real situation prevailing there.
http://elepiloges.blogspot.gr/2013/12/tibetan-monk-self-immolates-to-protest.html
19/12/13
According to preliminary reports, the 43 -year-old monk set himself on fire in front of the police in the Amchok village of Syahe county.
Self immolation by monks is frequent in regions densely populated by Tibetans, who set themselves on fire in protest of Chinese policies.
Chinese authorities claim that such acts are instigated by foreign forces who want to separate Tibet.
http://indian.ruvr.ru/news/2013_12_19/Tibetan-Monk-self-immolates-in-protest-against-China-3226/
19/12/13
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Tibetan Monk Self-Immolates to Protest China’s Rule (Graphic Photos). -The total number of Tibetans who set themselves on fire to protest against the Chinese repressive rule has now risen to 124.
Tsultrim Gyatso, a 44-year-old monk of Achok Monastery in Labrang Tashikhyil, set fire to himself on the main street in Achok town around 3 pm today. He died on the spot. The local Tibetans immediately took his body into the monastery, where prayer service was conducted by over 400 monks.
Photos of the incident showed his completely charred body in flames and people pouring water to douse the fire.
He left a note before he committed self-immolation. He wrote: “…Tibetans are driven to suffering and the treasures of Tibet are being looted under the repressive law of China. To whom can we tell the sufferings of the six million Tibetans? Thinking about these brings tears to my eyes. I have set myself on fire in fervent prayers for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Tibet, the release of Panchen Lama from the prison and the well-being of six million Tibetans.”
- The total number of Tibetans who set themselves on fire to protest against the Chinese repressive rule has now risen to 124. They have called for the return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to his homeland and freedom for Tibetans.
The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) in Dharamsala has repeatedly appealed to Tibetans not to take drastic actions, including self-immolation. In a White Paper issued by the CTA, political repression, cultural assimilation, religious persecution, economic marginalisation and environmental destruction under the Chinese rule are pushing Tibetans to take drastic forms of protests.
Many governments, parliaments and international bodies, including the United Nations, have passed resolutions and statements urging the Chinese authorities to end its repressive policies and address the problem of Tibet through dialogue. They have called on the Chinese government to open up Tibet to the international media to investigate the real situation prevailing there.
http://elepiloges.blogspot.gr/2013/12/tibetan-monk-self-immolates-to-protest.html
19/12/13
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