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the Dalai Lama after the Chinese occupation in 1959. These exiles keep alive
cultural practices that are forbidden in Tibet - video shows religious
ceromonies, music and dance. Some of the exiles believe the time has come for
armed resistance in their struggle for independence. Includes interview with the
Dalai Lama. The international community appears unwilling to sanction China and
damage trade.
off-air recording.
ERC VID.
070.195 TIBE.
TIBET RAILWAY [VIDEORECORDING] ; POSTCARD - DALAI LAMA INTERVIEW ; TURKEY -
CARPET SELLERS ; GUINEA - FOOD FOR SEX.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 22/5/02.
Presenter, Jennifer Byrne. Reporters, Eric Campbell, Jennifer Byrne, Sorious
Samura.
Tibet railway - The Chinese are building a railway line to Tibet as they tighten
their control over the province. But the Dalai Lama warns this is the prelude to
millions of Chinese migrants flooding in and completing what he calls
China{u0315}s cultural genocide. Dalai Lama interview - Exiled leader of Tibet,
His Holiness The Dalai Lama, spoke to Jennifer Byrne in Melbourne during his
Australian tour. Turkey - carpet sellers - Jennifer Byrne sets out to buy a rug
in Istanbul's grand central bazzar, armed with all the weapons she'd imagined -
cunning, stamina and an arsenal of psychology. But she still found that it's not
the buyer but the seller who has the upper hand in the Istanbul bazaar and the
seller always wins. Jennifer canvasses expert opinion on how to get the best
bargain, and from the showman sellers, learns some of the tricks of the trade.
Guinea - food for sex - Some United Nations locally engaged workers in West
Africa have been trading food aid for sex in the refugee camps housing people
who{u0315}ve fled the conflicts in Liberia and Sierra Leone. The women and girls
tell their stories to Insight News reporter Sorious Samura - a journalist from
Sierra Leone - who reports from the camps in Guinea.
off-air recording.
ERC VID.
070.195 TIBE.
TRADE DISPUTE [VIDEORECORDING] : [CHINA AND AMERICA] ; THE DEMOCRATIC DRAGON :
[TAIWAN] ; SLAVE LABOUR : [BURMA] ; [ASMA JAHANGIR : HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF
PAKISTAN].
Off-air recording of SBS program Dateline broadcast 27 April 1996.
off-air recording.
ERC VID.
070.195 TRAD (Not for ILL).
[TURKEY : EUROPE'S SMUGGLING TRADE [VIDEORECORDING] ; CHINA : CRUISING THE
YANGZE ; U.S.A. : KILL OR BE KILLED].
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 10/3/98.
Titles supplied by cataloguer.
Presenter, George Negus. Reporters, Chris Clark, Jane Hutcheon, Mike Kirsch.
Europe's smuggling trade - report of Europe's human smuggling trade. From
Istanbul, a busload of Kurdish men fleeing persecution in Iraq, travel the
backroads of Turkey in an attempt to illegally slip into Greece. Cruising the
Yangze - Hutcheon journeys along the Yangze River to chart the price of progress
as the construction of the Three Gorges Dam continues. Kill or be killed - The
murder of an eleven month old boy prompted the state of Louisiana to pass a
controversial new law called "shoot the car jacker". The most opposition to the
law comes from the murdered infant's mother.
off-air recording.
ERC VID.
070.195 TURK (Not for I.L.L.).