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Monday, October 3, 2011Another SelfImmolation Protest2011‐10‐03Tensions rise in Tibetan areas amid deteriorating rights situation.Kirti Monastery in an undated photo.Photo sent by a listener in TibetA young Tibetan monk from a monastery under seige by the Chinese authorities in southwesternSichuan province set himself alight on Monday, the third such protest in a week and seen as a desperatemove to highlight the deteriorating Tibetan rights situation.The self‐immolation came as protests flared at the weekend in the Kardze (in Chinese, Ganzi) TibetanAutonomous Prefecture in the same province after a photo of the Dalai Lama and a huge Tibetan flagwere removed from a building and thrown in the street.The monk, identified only as Kalsang and believed to be 17 or 18 years old from Kirti Monastery in themountainous Ngaba (in Chinese, Aba) prefecture, set fire to himself near the vegetable market in Ngabatown, according to rights group Free Tibet."He was reportedly holding a photograph of the Dalai Lama and shouted: 'There are no religious rightsand freedom in Tibet,'" the London‐based group said quoting sources in the region.Page 14 of 154
"The police put out the fire and took him away," Free Tibet said, adding however that his upper body issaid to be "very damaged.Ngaba town is believed to be under police and military control with nobody allowed to enter or exit thetown, the group said.Two young monks, Lobsang Kalsang and Lobsang Konchog, aged between 18‐19 years old and also fromKirti monastery, self‐immolated on Sept. 26.Lobsang Kalsang is the brother of Phuntsog, a 21‐year‐old monk also from Kirti monastery who diedafter setting himself on fire in March.The monks waved the banned Tibetan flag and called for religious freedom and shouted Long live t! heDalai Lama before they set fire to themselves.In August, another monk, identified as Tsewang Norbu, 29, from Tawu countys Nyitso monastery inSichuan provinces Kardze (in Chinese, Ganzi) prefecture, set himself on fire and died in protest atBeijings rule in Tibetan‐populated regionsRising TensionsThe weekend protest and the self‐immolation Monday heightened tensions which looked set tocontinue in Tibetan regions of China as the ruling Chinese Communist Party marked its 62nd anniversaryin power.Saturday's protests by more than 200 Tibetans flared in the Kardze prefecture's Serthar (in Chinese,Seda) county after a photo of the Dalai Lama and a huge Tibetan flag were removed from a building andthrown in the street, eyewitnesses said.The protesters called for the return of the Dalai Lama from exile and freedom for Tibet.Calls to the Serthar county government religious affairs bureau went unanswered during office hours onMonday. China is currently in its "Golden Week" of holidays following National Day celebrations onSaturday.Page 15 of 154
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