Posted on 05/11/2008 4:20:53 PM PDT by dynachrome
Nepalese police have arrested some 560 Tibetan women, including many Buddhist nuns, after breaking up demonstrations against China's crackdown in Tibet.
In the first example of all-women protests, three rallies in Kathmandu were quickly stopped by police.
It was the biggest round-up since Tibetan exiles began near daily demonstrations in March.
Protestors wearing black armbands wept and shouted "We want free Tibet" as they were dragged to police vans.
Police said those detained were being held in detention centres around the capital, and would be freed later.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.bbc.co.uk ...
“Police said those detained were being held in detention centres around the capital, and would be freed later.”
Yep. That’ll happen. (God Keep Them!)
Looks like it to me too.
“Yep. That’ll happen. (God Keep Them!)”
I’ve seen how the police in Kathmandu treat arrestees and it ain’t pretty. They tenderize them before they haul them off to jail.
Read this yet? Prayers for the people of Tibet!
Look’s like the new Maoist government of Nepal is doing the bidding of its Mother of all killers— China.
Nepal licks China’s jack boots ping.
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