Kelley Currie - Tibet interview on BBC

Kelley Currie interviewed by BBC World on Tibet (March 10 2009)

Kelley Currie is a Non-resident Fellow with the Project 2049 Institute, working on issues related to democracy, human rights and the rule of law in the Asia-Pacific region. Prior to joining Project 2049, Ms. Currie was a Special Assistant to the Under Secretary for Democracy and Global Affairs and Special Coordinator for Tibetan Issues at the U.S. Department of State. She has also served as senior advisor to the International Committee of the Red Cross; director of government relations for the International Campaign for Tibet; and deputy director for Asia at the International Republican Institute. From 1995-1999, Ms. Currie was foreign policy advisor to Congressman John Porter (R-IL), and concurrently served as the majority staff director of the Congressional Human Rights Caucus. Ms. Currie received her J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center, and her undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Georgia.

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[FalunGongIsAmazing]

@ panzerelite195

Tibet was invaded in 1949-50 and Tibetans have been BADLY oppressed by the communist party since then. Please watch

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"Dispatches Undercover in Tibet"

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which is currently on youtube in 5 parts as "Undercover in Tibet 2008". It seems to be by far the best documentary about Tibet. No chinese was murdered by Tibetans.

[panzerelite195]

Right, so China liberates Tibet from serfdom, gives it food and gas. In return, Chinese businessmen are murdered on the streets and the Tibetans start protests. Then China sends in the police and the Tibetans say China started beating up a monk first? Say WHAT???????? Forget it, dont forget, the Dalai Lama was a dictator as well!

[HumanRightsVideosT]

To see some countries who recognised Tibet as a country go to tibetjustice. org/materials/treaties/index.h­tml (remove spaces) China - Sino-Tibetan Treaty 821/823 A.D. Ladakh (1684 and 1842) Kashmir (1852), Nepal (1856) British Government and China (Chefoo Convention 1876) Burmah (1886) Great Britain and China (1890) Great Britain (1904) Great Britain and China (1906) Great Britain and Russia (1907) Great Britain and China (1908) Mongolia (1913) Great Britain and China (1914), China (1918)