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The role of nuns in Tibetan protest

by Robert Barnett

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First published: 1989 1 language
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Report on the role of Tibetan nuns and laywomen in demonstrations in Lhsa in May 1988, and accounts of their arrest; based largely on documents received by the Tibet Information Network
Subjects
Buddhist nuns Political activity Tibetan Women Imprisonment Political prisoners Politics and government

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