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Violence in Tibet Presents China With the Tiananmen Square Dilemma

By John Dermody, Travis Hodgkins, and Nema Milaninia

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A few days ago I argued in a previous post that the protests and violence in Tibet could be the first of many Tiananmen Square type incidents that occur throughout China during the months leading up to the Olympics. An article published by the Times Online entitled, Fears of Another Tiananmen as Tibet Explodes in Hatred, corroborated my previous sentiments. The article is written by British journalist James Miles, and according to the China Digital Times, he is the only journalist known to be in Tibet during the recent protests and riots. Here is the portion of his report pertaining...

Full post as published by Transnational Law Blog on March 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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