uneasier been living in tibet almost double the population of tibet and they've been there for a long time. so we have to find a reasonable time period to see once tibet is free an independent. who are the ones who have to go back to their own country and who may continue to stay there will have to offer a new tibet years tensing believes that this position goes too far this issue and many others devising exile community tensing offers polite criticism of tens in and other radical activists. there are some into the jails who when they talk about it. without looking at their intention in a way when they make some remarks against against it and that is something that is not really taken there by the major lot so that's how the trip tension comes about . but tensing doesn't let political differences affect her personal relations she knows a lot of people in her neighborhood the tibetans in dharamsala don't mix very much with the city's indian residents. 10 sings extended family lives in houses that are next door to each other the family has been in india for 2 generations. they marry onl

tensing works hard to preserve tibet's cultural heritage. and. later that morning she arrives in the newsroom of the voice of tibet radio station where she's the editor in chief the station provides its listeners with content on life in tibet and in the exile community to band has been part of the people's republic of china since 1951 so the region covers about 12 percent of china's total area tensing was born in india and has never been to ban it. chinese censorship makes it hard for her and her staff to find out what's really going on there. our target audience is that that is inserted that it's like live fire only and that no working there so they're going to make anything any story from inside to that of course it's it's and it's because you don't know the place but with the advent of technology that the dead fend off you know different different channels like social media. we do find you know a lot of options to try to get inside tibet but at the same time china is spending huge by the entry sources to stop all this flow of information an es

, inside of tibet and outside of tibet.what you saw were some early indications and early patterns and practices that the chinese communist party used to suppress entire people or religious groups, and by ignoring that, we ignored valuable information about the workings and the thinking of the communist party and we also kind of essentially gave them a green light saying, oh, we don't care that much what happens to small groups or minority groups. there are some similarities to what happened to the them, but what you did not see in china were the mass construction of, you know, camps in this way. it's -- so there are some differences. >> thank you. >> a question for perhaps all of you because i know all of you have experienced this. any advice for countering chinese pro regime trolls on social media who seek to deny the facts about the enternment camps or at least cloud the issue and muddle it? >> i was just tweeting about that yesterday, literally. i've seen a remarkable up-tick in the number of accounts, twitter accounts,

in april 2019 the dalai lama tibet's spiritual leader was released from hospital where he'd undergone treatment for a chest infection he returned to dunham salon a city in northern india that's home to the tibetan exile community and met with some of his followers who must.

in april 2019 the dalai lama tibet's spiritual leader was released from hospital where he'd undergone treatment for a chest infection he returned to damn salon a city in northern india that's home to the tibetan exile community and met with some of his followers who. i'm sure you've heard though about some old problems and not a good old little. please excuse us for not being able to give this lecture in delhi is.

this is a suburb of the idiot capital new delhi tibet so be refugees here since 9064 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient such a better business says and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run caravans in this gauges you cannot have access to toilets or water and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and his fates tied to the bed 5 years after 1st highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part investigation to continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame hard won on al-jazeera. in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera 3 legal experts called by us democrats have testified president donald trump has committed impeachable offenses a 4th scholar invited by republicans says the evidence is insufficient how did you castro has more from washington d.c. you

in any 2019 the dalai lama tibet's spiritual leader was released from hospital where he'd undergone treatment for a chest infection he returned to damn salon a city in northern india that's home to the tibetan exile community and met with some of his followers. who. i'm sure you've heard of had some old problems and that goes a little. please excuse us for not being able to give this lecture in the.

and swedish climate activists crashed into tibet joins thousands of young people on the march through madrid which is hosting a un climate conference that among world leaders take real action on climate change . a man if you can and thanks so much for joining us. france is bracing for a weekend of disruption with the best protesters joining striking public sector workers now it's the largest strike in decades and it has crippled transportation across the country but in his 1st comments since the strike began front this prime minister insisted the government will not scrap its pension reform plans and that the changes he's proposing will be fair. high speed trains standing still. massive traffic jams outside paris transportation in chaos as strikes run into the weekend polls showed a strong majority of french citizens supported the strike as it began over 800000 people took part in nationwide protests on thursday. there's widespread popular discontent with the government and pension reforms are always a difficult sell in this country the present scheme allows some workers to retire muc

in april 2019 the dalai lama tibet's spiritual leader was released from hospital where hit undergone treatment for a chest in fact.

riga as well as tibet and separatists were shown little mercy the leaderless doctrine. china's history to keep a strict. it was again the 1st resort of authoritarian rule. we see in the 1900 the strike campaigns what went what were the strike hard campaigns about what the goal of the strong current campaign as she is kind of rooting apply of extra legal punishment of a people who allegedly committed a crime that is a mess or there was employed. my motto don't you tiffany and things are playing sort of for reasons to do that early is 983 to deal with the holograms destabilizing society in a harsh way. could then be argued that this strike hard campaign this effort whether brute force or not to maintain stability is what allowed china to prosper economically i mean at the same time and to live there we saw this huge economic growth victor what do you remember from that period i would say the chinese government ever since 978 is very much driven by maintaining stability political stability at all cost i personally don't think strike harsh is one of the most impressive thin

to migrate there to tibet try to you know a change of demography there right and also natural resource i problem the a division for gains from exploration of natural resources like oil and gas. is an economic reason for the resentment the water from the plant to bet by toll feeds all the major rivers and tributaries in asia china's development needs those resources they need to extract those natural resources to fuel economic development . the that's the scene in the late 1000 instance. tibetans food for independence but their claims were denied. their protests recent down by the chinese state the the was the the for the readers stay for question added fuel to a separatist movement that's a decades sought to reclaim as a muslim majority state so-called east turkistan. after the reforms started in the eighty's and ninety's the chinese government and also forced culture assimilation in the ninety's the weaker side to take things in. they're all hands is special to ridicule elements of it and they hoped i was an old notion of east took a man is that the separatist movements were running a

penetrate eastern china during the beginning of the prc regime the exception was the ambush and 61 in tibetus sponsored gorillas that resulted in the capture of 1600 pages of classified information you can find in libraries today but that was the exception to prove the rule was tibet was not on china. so this strong toxicity for counterintelligence that stops the prc from being a normal environment to infiltrate and spy has made it easier for the prc to recruit foreign spies themselves because those who go to china for study chinese or are tourist there is a baseline of surveillance there is a baseline of surveillance that everybody goes through and there are clear triggers to focusing on an individual if there is any indication if they are working with the chinese call a sensitive unit with technology. so it is easier to assess and recruit foreigners in china under these conditions and i want to do a footnote the two fbi videos people have made fun of many of you may have seen it's called game of ponds we see it dramatized version of the shriver case and in company of nbc dramatized versio

this week the economist magazine note it the parallels between tibet and xinjiang and tchen's role in replicating repression. my fear -- i think of the hudson institute as well -- that these sorts sorts of replications of repression will continue and increase around the world. they need to be stopped now. so the document strength -- what we now but the pusses and the administrations ongoing resolve is to respond to them. importantly we continue to promote accountability for those who complete human rights abuses and the department of state has designated china as a country of particular concern under the international religious freedom october of 1998 for enjalenning in or tolerating severe violations of religious freedom. such religious freedom violations are hardly the only human rights abuse that the prc government is perpetrating perpn xinjiang and compels but when a country doesn't resuspect the life to freely practice one's faith and belief and everything that entails we often see other rights significantly emperilled. these include the freedom of association, assembly, speech,

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priority fear of islam it's because they have a much deeper fear of ethnic separatism both in sin john tibet mongolia other places and the clearly china is failing to win the hearts and minds of people in the wigan and failing of the same time to sell its narrative to the international community. do you think that the chinese are willing to make any concessions well i'm not sure i would say sailing so as our guest just said i think he made very valid points but perhaps overstating it a bit in that yes ethnic separatism clearly is a concern for china so i think our guest was absolutely correct in saying that there was perhaps a shock at least a recognition that some things needed to be changed were guarding separatism and in addition i don't think the the description of this as a fight against religious extremism and then your monday of sun effect is meant to find earlier efforts from the jump in here because they justify this fear of ethnic separatism does it justify putting over a 1000000 people in a more than time going. well i would again maybe question your description of that as a moder

it's a reminder of who they are and whether probably this is a suburb of the indian capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 1964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their a business says and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi is set to defend head country against genocide charges for its treatment of muslim. and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the democratic party leaders outline impeachment charges against donald trump the u.s. president says they are weak and baseless. india's controversial citizenship bill moves to its parliament's upper house. and it's a deal the u.s. mechs.

this is a suburb of the india capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 964. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here happy them able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up or a businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. hello i'm in london with a quick roundup of the headlines now as prime minister joseph muscat says he will stand down and begin the process to replace him in january he's facing creasing pressure over the scandal surrounding the murder of journalist daphne carbonic glitzy a 2 years ago he says he'll only stand down once his successor has been chosen thousands of people marched in the maltese capital the let him to go a prominent businessman who was charged on saturday as an accomplice to the mudda has is also in custody and also the p.m.'s chief of staff resigned last week.

authorities over an investigation into the murder of the children national in but then in august and south tibet and expelled 2 russian diplomats on wednesday having that moscow hasn't been forthcoming enough russian foreign minister sergei lavrov told r.t. on thursday that it appears moscow will again be blamed for a crime it was not involved in. the federal foreign office today declared to employees of the russian embassy in berlin to be persona non-grata with this step the federal government reacts the fact that the russian or thirty's despite repeated high level and in fact it requests did not sufficiently participate in the investigation of the murder of tony k.k. in berlin zoo. they said we did not cooperate enough this is groundless some countries today recalled the tragedy of m h 17 which my dutch counterparts and we didn't do enough then we supplied them with all the necessary information with data from our radars and so on we gave them everything where are the satellite images the us promised nobody answered that we asked them what kind of cooperation they want from us they responded b

and then he took his playbook to amplify that tactic and economist magazine with tibet to replicating repression and my fear and the headstone - - princeton one - - hudson institute as well that this is going to continue and increase around the world. they need to be stopped now. so the document strength and this administration ongoing resolve is to respond and importantly accounting for accountability with abuses around the world that's why the department of state previously designated china as a country of concern with the national religious freedom act to engage in severe violations of religious freedom as we all know such religious freedom violations are hardly the only abuse the government is perpetrating elsewhere. when a country doesn't respect the right to practice one's faith and everything that entails, we often see other rights significantly imperiled like the freedom of associatio association, speech, and freedom of movement. addition to the country of a concern designation specific to religious freedom violations we have seen a multifaceted us response. the crisis in both

matter if you're in beijing or the small village and you asked them about sin jiang or hong kong or tibet's or taiwan you're going to get a much harsher more hawkish view than the actual government takes the government is actually taking a very very moderate line compared to where a lot of its netizens which is that they should be they got a reset on why this society best buy a home coming up more than a 1000000 more than a 1000000 of its citizens have a society best served by detaining as a vast number of people and the other obligations this is a stance and it's an ethnic a cultural genocide. well from their perspective you're putting a loaded words in there there's nothing that's saying that they're preventing people from speaking the weaker language what they're saying is that they must learn han they must learn trades they must. live in society otherwise you'd have an apartheid but in the china cables which were released and these documents have been drip site by the new york times by the the international consortium of messages of journalists documents were released that say memos wer

africa some bad ways one of the worst affected and a warning some of the footage of reports from the tibet inland may be distressing to delist. deep in zimbabwe's multibillion and people are dying of hunger margaret magon then her 5 grandchildren are picking what will be their 1st and last meal of the day for the pumpkin leaves weekend play months of this diet but gunday worries the worst is yet to come with decorum and i know would be. when he and your wife there is no food anymore we are so hungry that i am losing the strength to go on sometimes i wish the ground underneath could open up and swallow us old. the united nations says southern africa is experiencing the worst drought in a century 45000000 people across 14 countries are in need of urgent assistance while food distribution is taking place in some areas my gunday has not received any help. a 3 hour drive away there is food at the market but at a price again day and most cannot afford the $10.00 a kilo from 8 or the $5.00 pack of rice cashing in from the desperation are traders looking to make a profit will this is true. prices

this is a suburb of the capital new delhi tibet so be refugees here since 964 buttons here have beendefined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they've become self-sufficient setting up or a businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. india's government approves a $500000000.00 budget for a controversial population survey the critics say could be used to discriminate against muslims. come on piece of video watching al-jazeera live from also coming up 35 civilians are killed in book enough passes worst attack he says fighters targets an army base and a nearby town. at least 8 people are killed a syrian government jet strike a school sheltering displaced people turkey is now pressing russia to mediate a truce plus. i was.

they had to confront for cancer of tibet. and has almost a half and i was a little less than muzzling you were telling me set. off for commonly can only be had then we had the. limits of those internal exam. is the. comity to land. late hardly a big deal if it was or had democracy. thought in it only really cannot see it. going to but the break in law had a need. bad pelletreau movement there was no. command the infant. and i was a man. child and the amount of yanira while the. shot right now more of a bit about it is that i really. worry that it couldn't do any out of the ball that i study i mean. well again and a couple of the. military here. possibly. can mr kerry in my hunt believe me i only on. liking it for showing them how to hunt. and the money to eat my how it was for him. and the tickets for that i thought we might have moved up in costs have plenty of water he said i did a yeah. man i'm a newbie dana not a few things coming. well maybe 3 of my. eyes have been hamish how many interviews been. but i think. you know m

let's look at what china has done to tibet. know, tibet was a very peaceful culture. it is for the people still round, but the chinese government, under ping, tibeten region with han chinese which are the chinese sector, sector of china and they've overruled the ibeten area and triven the tibetens out. not only that, they have put a amongst on heroin and so they're repeating what happened during the heroin wars of china. he south china sea, china has encoached on sovereign nations around the area. nine ave the fictitious dash lines that they adhere to that are their historical routes from ancient time that they claim all that area since they sailed it in the past and it's a ridiculous notion. in fact, the philippines sued them at the court of arbitration in the hague. china lost the lawsuit, but they and so they uling, took over islands. they made islands. they damaged the coral reefs in where they made islands or land masses, because i refuse to call them islands. that gives credibility. and then they militarized them. xi jing ping was there with obama he lied to our

for tibet is held at at the merrimack university but the labor loop dispute is between cafeteria workersrovider. seven qualified for the debate, the venue was changed last month to loyola because at the university dispute at the university of california. at the time magazine person of the years apologizing for saying politician should be put against the wall quote. critics thought he was advocating for violence meanwhile is taking a break after months of attending's rallies and protests. i'm an acquirement welcome back to "watters world" all of your headlines and news@foxnews.com. s london roberts getting more answers out of hunter biden than adam schiff or jerry nadler. jesse: that's a good point. >> that's, in all seriousness, the key here. on december 23rd she is going to be able with her lawyers to grill hunter biden under oath for hours. merry christmas, first of all. it's going to be ugly -- jesse: yeah. of that's a deposition. >> second, why hasn't a single democrat in power been willing to put hunter biden underoath. >> and the debails that matt gaetz got there, he got a lot of g

china has continued to repress including the tibet and the people of hong kong as we have seen. since president nixon went to china, most americans have bleevet that with increased economic integration and exposure to our democracy in the west the chinese government would adopt some of our democratic values. this clearly has not happened. not only has they rejected real steps to democracy and continued practices, but it violates human rights. the united states must hold the chinese communist people for oppression of the uighurs and disregard for international law. i urge my colleagues to support the passage of this important and truly bipartisan legislation. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. sires: i reserve. mr. smith: i yield myself such time as i may consume to close. mr. speaker, what has been done to date, chinese companies profitting from forced labor must be prohibited from exporting goods to the united states and to other countries. the united states has blocked one chinese company for forced labor but there are many other comp

this is a suburb of the idiot capital new delhi tibet so be refugees here since 964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 the un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up a business says i'm looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. children born into a city of trash discovered the beauty of music and i'm pleased to play since. when a chance to play for the world around 10 man reality into a dream. land fill harmonic and witness documentary on disney. hello i'm daryn jordan and with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera saudi arabia sentence 5 people to death for the murder of the journalist. but 3 of the most senior suspects were cleared a u.n. expert on extrajudicial killings has described the saudi investigation and trial as a mockery of justice what we. whitewash than. just you. and. that gentle. and just. not being it didn't mean stab them that maybe also people want to. hear it has not been

it explains russia, ukraine, kashmir, tibet, iraq all through the rich lands of the map. >>> the answer question this week is c. while nato considers any armed attack to be an attack against all members, article 5 only says attacks outside the tropic of cancer count. so when they had more penguins than people way down beside antarctica, britain fought alone. but just because they didn't interfere in 1982 doesn't mean it wouldn't today. invoking article 5 is a political decision in the hands of nato's ruling body, meaning even unconventional threats to the alliance's overall security, like the attacks of september 11, 2001, can mobilize the combined land of 25 nations. that can only happen if the organization survives the remainder of the trump presidency. >>> thank you for being part of my programming this week. i'll see you next week. whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne. how

or even more sinister, marriott hotels firing an hourly employee just for liking a tweet about free tibetton rockets general manager tweeted his support for pro-democracy protests in hong kong, china demanded he be fired. rocke the general manager soon apologized. and let's be honest. this isn't about apologies. this is about trying to change behavior. silencing dissent overseas as well as at home using the kujle of money. days after the houston rockets, south park released an episode about china's growing influence on hollywood. chinese leader xi jinping has been accused of looking like him by protestors and john oliver. so the south park episode was banned in china. but it's also incidents like the brief banning of this girl's tiktok account after she -- viewers about the 2 million in detention camps. we are watching an old drama play out. the drama of power and ethics and ethics has been losing a few rounds lately. about smoothing tensions and not wanting to offend different cultures but don't be fooled. boil it all down, and it's about auto krats using fear and agreed to overwhelm fre