An Indian policeman snatches a Tibetan independence flag from youths in New Delhi. The Tibetan youths included two monks, who were taken into police custody for trying to stage a hunger strike in front of the Chinese embassy. The exiled Tibetan Youth Congress called on Tibetans around the world to join in hunger strikes to protest against the Chinese police action in Lhasa.
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Press, 9 October 1987, Page 6
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63An Indian policeman snatches a Tibetan independence flag from youths in New Delhi. The Tibetan youths included two monks, who were taken into police custody for trying to stage a hunger strike in front of the Chinese embassy. The exiled Tibetan Youth Congress called on Tibetans around the world to join in hunger strikes to protest against the Chinese police action in Lhasa. Press, 9 October 1987, Page 6
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