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Thirty-two Tibetans have self-immolated since 2011 in protest of Chinese rule in Tibet, with most occurring in southwestern China. The document discusses facts about self-immolation locations and different responses to the protests. China accuses the Dalai Lama of deliberately inciting self-immolation and questions his representation of Tibetans, while Tibetan groups cite seven reasons for the protests, including continued occupation, political repression, and cultural assimilation under Chinese rule.
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1) Tibet was once an independent nation with a distinct Buddhist culture and ruled by the Dalai Lama, but was invaded and occupied by China in 1950.
2) The Dalai Lama fled into exile in India in 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule, and the Tibetan government-in-exile was established to preserve Tibetan culture and advocate for independence.
3) Friends of Tibet works to raise awareness about Tibet's unique culture and people and calls on others to support the Tibetan struggle for freedom from Chinese control.
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The document discusses the human rights abuses and political prison camps in North Korea. It notes that North Korea's dictator Kim Jong-un and his father have killed millions through starvation or imprisonment in political prison camps similar to those used by Hitler and Stalin. An estimated 300,000 North Koreans are currently imprisoned in brutal camps like Camp 22, Camp 16, and Camp 14 for offenses such as being Christian or related to someone deemed a traitor by the government. The document calls for people to sign an online letter of confession to bring awareness to these human rights violations in North Korea.
Tibet problems
1) Over one million nomadic Tibetan herders have been forcibly relocated from their grazing lands by the Chinese government.
2) It is estimated that around one million Tibetans have died as a result of the Chinese occupation of Tibet.
3) Since 2011, over 90 Tibetans have self-immolated in protest of Chinese rule in Tibet. The Dalai Lama has called the protests a manifestation of resentment towards China's governance.
Tenzin gyatso
Tenzin Gyatso is a Buddhist monk and the 14th Dalai Lama, the spiritual and political leader of Tibet. He began his education at age six, studying Buddhist philosophy, Tibetan culture, logic, Sanskrit, and medicine. As China took control of Tibet and oppressed its people, the Dalai Lama advocates for Tibetan democracy and self-rule, putting himself in opposition to one of the world's largest superpowers. Similarly to Jesus, he spreads kindness and helps humanity through popular media like Twitter. The Dalai Lama has spoken before the US Congress and European Parliament, and is working to free Tibet from China and restore its culture through a detailed democratic process.
Stalin’s Social Policies
Stalin's dictatorship devastated the Soviet Union in several ways:
1) It imposed extreme control over all aspects of society, removing freedoms and individuality from citizens. Social goods, work, and even personal lives were dictated by the state.
2) It created a climate of fear, as citizens lived in constant threat of punishment for any perceived "anti-state" acts. Millions were imprisoned or killed under Stalin's regime.
3) It caused immense human suffering. Workers lived in poverty and dangerous conditions. Famines in the 1930s killed millions due to the failures of collectivization. Housing and goods were chronically short in supply.
01. SOVIET CONTROL OF EASTERN EUROPE: Stalin
After World War Two a Cold War developed between the capitalist Western countries and the Communist countries of the Eastern Bloc. Soviet leader Joseph Stalin wanted a buffer zone of friendly Communist countries to protect the USSR from further attack in the future. However, British Prime Minister Clement Attlee and US President Harry Truman made it clear at Yalta and Potsdam that this was unacceptable to the Western governments. They wanted freely defined states. Communist parties had gained control through what the Hungarian leader, Rakosi, called salami tactics. By 1950, the Eastern Bloc consisted of many Eastern European countries which were under the influence of the USSR. These included Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Ukraine. After Stalin's death in 1953, there was a power struggle in the USSR. By the mid-1950s the dominant Soviet political figure Nikita Khrushchev was solidifying his grasp on power.
Social studies tibet
The document discusses issues related to Tibet and China's control over the region. It notes that China wants Tibet for its natural resources like plants, minerals, and energy. Tibet suffers from low human rights and education under Chinese rule, with 300,000 soldiers controlling the region. China imprisons monks and nuns and there is a lack of religious freedom. Tibet wants independence to protect its language, religion, and land from Chinese oppression and torture of protesters.
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President Obama met with the Dalai Lama at the White House, despite protests from China. China views the Dalai Lama as a separatist seeking an independent Tibet. Obama took steps to limit the impact on US-China relations by holding a low-profile meeting in the Map Room instead of the Oval Office, and reaffirming that the US does not support Tibetan independence. By taking a middle approach and maintaining open communication, Obama was able to express support for Tibetan culture while respecting China's territorial claims, in line with systems theory principles of balancing internal and external pressures.
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1) Geographic features like mountains and deserts isolated parts of China and affected development, while resources like coal and iron attracted foreign trade and imperialism.
2) Confucianism encouraged harmony and filial piety, while Legalism saw order through strict laws; these philosophies influenced Chinese society.
3) The Opium War marked China's decline as European powers imposed unequal treaties and took territories, starting the "Century of Humiliation" and weakening China.
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In 1949, while many other parts of the world were embroiled in conflict, Tibet, an independent and peaceful nation, was invaded by Chinese military forces. This resulted in over 100,000 Tibetan deaths and the destruction of thousands of libraries and universities. The 14th Dalai Lama was forced into exile in India in 1959 along with 80,000 Tibetans. Since then, Tibetans have faced brutal oppression under Chinese rule, with their culture and language being suppressed. Today, Tibet continues to struggle for independence from Chinese occupation.
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- 1. Self-immonation and Different Responses
- 2. Self-immonation • Up to March 30th , 2012— Thirty-two Tibetans have set themselves on fire, mostly in southwestern China, since March 2011 to protest against Chinese rule in Tibet, according to Tibetan rights groups. At least 22 have died.
- 3. Self-immonation— Facts Source: http:// www.savetibet.org
- 4. Self-immonation—Locations Source: http:// www.savetibet.org
- 6. Seven questions to Dalai Lama 2012-03-22 From: China Tibet Online • Q1：Why the Dalai Lama deliberately incite Tibetans for self-immolation? • Q2: Who extinguishes Tibetan culture? • Q3: Are the central government of China and Tibet in a "Supply and Granting" relationship? • Q4: Why did you build up a “Berlin Wall” of national antagonism? • Q5: Who do you speak for? • Q6: Who are you praying for? • Q7: Why Dalai Lama is despised by Netizens?
- 7. At Least Seven Reasons Why Beijing is Responsible for the Self-Immolations in Tibet 26 March 2012. From: http://tibet.net • 1. Continuing occupation of Tibet 2. Political repression 3. Patriotic re-education and demonization of H.H. the Dalai Lama 4. Shooting and killing of peaceful Tibetan protesters 5. Economic marginalization and making of Tibetans as second-class citizens in their homeland 6. Cultural assimilation and denial of Tibetan as a medium of instruction 7. Environmental destruction