Nepal police break up anti-China protests, detain 113 Tibetans

Nepal police break up anti-China protests, detain 113 Tibetans

KATHMANDU, Nepal - A Tibetan youth is taken into police custody in Kathmandu on March 30 after Nepalese police broke up anti-China protests and detained 113 Tibetan exiles in the Nepalese capital. The Tibetan community in Kathmandu has been staging protests on a regular basis since March 10 against the Chinese crackdown on demonstrations in Tibetan capital Lhasa.

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