4Mornk protest front of chinas embassy 24.10.2011 Sherab TseDor.mp4

It's been three year since China successfully hosted 2008 Olympic in grand celebration with the promise to upheld human rights situation inside China and Tibet. Since March 2008, six monks aged between 17-29 and 2 lay men and a 20 year old nun self immolated to protest against religious and human rights violation inside Tibet. Those countries and Olympic Committee who believed the word of PRC should raise their voice and stress the PRC government to fulfil their promise. Those countries who stood up with courage against the Olympic Committee in 2008 must question the PRC for Human Rights situation inside China and Tibet in particular.

On 24th Oct 11, four monks without their maroon robe protested in front of China Embassy, New Delhi, against the violation of religious and human rights inside Tibet and also against the repressive measures adopted in reaction to recent self immolation inside Tibet. They are Tulku Jamsang Drikung, Tulku Mingyur Dorje, Tenzin Choenyi and Yeshi Samdrup
Monks and nuns represent Buddhist Dharma and they are the one who spread compassion and peace in the world. But with the continuing repressive measure in force monks and nuns who pray for well being of all sentient being are forced to come on the streets to offer their robes to voice against the harsh reality happening with the followers of The 14 Dalai lama Inside Tibet.

Even keeping the photo of His Holiness the Dalai Lama will lend you in prison and a reason sufficient enough to get punishment, tortured and hence, devotion towards H.H. the Dalai Lama is a crime against PRC. With the hope to see some improvement and also in solidarity with their suffering brethrens inside Tibet, these monks protested in front of the Chinese embassy demanding religious rights and freedom for Tibet.

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