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IN SOLIDARITY AND HOMAGE TO THE TIBETAN MARTYRS WHO SELF-IMMOLATED IN TIBET

China’s Policies in Tibet and its Consequences

Demographic Aggression Population transfer is the main tool of assimilation and China has done that successfully with Manchuria and Inner Mongolia. It is underway in Xinjiang and Tibet. Han Chinese have already become the majority community in almost all of the Tibetan cities and townships. The vast majority of the Tibetan nomads are being forcefully uprooted from their centuries old traditional pastureland to the outstiets of cities and townships. Judging by the rate at which the demographic aggression is taking place in the name of development in the last few decades, there is every possibility that only pockets of Tibetan towns will remain in Tibet. In a planned manner, Chinese officers and settlers are being provided with many incentives including higher pay, job opportunities and automatic promotions etc. to promote demographic onslaught.

Political Freedom Any form of action or expression that has some political connotations are being dealt with brutalily in the name of national security. Particularly, influential Lamas, intellectuals, writers, environmentalists and singers are targeted. The difference in the manner in which the authorities deal with the peaceful Tibetan demonstrators and the Chinese demonstrators are clear evidence of racial discrimination.

Religious Freedom The numbers of monks and nuns have been reduced drastically and in many cases, monasteries have become just tourist attractions rather than centers of learning. The religious practitioners are not only forced to denounce His Holiness the Dalai Lama during ‘patriotic education’ sessions but also has to adhere to regulations laid down by the atheist authorities and monastic management committees filled with communist henchmen. The movements and activities of the clergy are severely restricted. People are forced to pay their respects to the Communist leaders – Mao, Deng, Jiang

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and Hu, whose photos are forcibly placed alongside Buddhist images in the monasteries. Efforts are being made to set up communist branches in Monasteries and Nunneries. And most importantly, the atheist leadership wants to be responsible for the selection of reincarnated high lamas to meet their political ends, including that of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. What an irony?

Freedom of Language Tibetan language forms the basis of Tibetan identity and root of Tibetan religion and culture. Imposition of Mandarin as the medium of instruction and relegating Tibetan as just a language at the primary level coupled with demographic aggression will sound the death knell of the unique Tibetan religion and culture.

Environmental Destruction In the last more than 5 decades, destruction of the fragile natural environment and ecology of Tibet has caused irreparable damages that affects not only the plateau of Tibet but all the neighboring downstream countries in South and South East Asia including China. Unscrupulous extraction of natural resources without any consideration for environment will further exacerbate environmental woes. On the pretext of rejuvenating Tibet’s ecology, the government is confiscating nomadic lands and the nomads are being sedentarized on the outskirts of existing townships and cities. In the absence of dung manure, severe degradation and desertification of the grasslands are being reported. Seemingly, China is giving lot more importance to Tibet’s environment in the recent past but still falls short of using the centuries old wisdom of the Tibetan nomads on environmental stewardship.

Destruction of the Tibetan Way of life Consequent to China’s occupation of Tibet and its policies, the traditional Tibetan way of life has undergone a sea change. China’s policy of demographic aggression in the cities and townships has marginalized the native Tibetans socially and economically. By resettling the Tibetan nomads into compact communities, it has not only deprived the Tibetans of their traditional livelihood but many of the young Tibetans are reduced to penury in the absence of proper vocational training for a new way of life.

This will have serious implication on the livelihood of many Tibetans in the future.

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㾯㯿ຳ޵਴ሪ䲒‫઼דܗ‬ቬခⲴᮠᆇᐢབྷᑵ߿ቁˈ䇨ཊൠ४ሪ䲒ᐢ ᡀѪ᯵⑨Ჟ⛩ˈ㘼нᱟ᱄ᰕⲴᆖҐ֋㓿൪ᡰDŽ൘ᡰ䉃Ā⡡ഭѫѹᮉ 㛢ā䘀ࣘѝˈ㻛䘛ࠪᇦՇ䉤䍓⌅⦻䗮䎆ஷో˗Ӻᰕˈ㯿४਴ሪ䲒Ⲵ ⵏ↓ѫӪᱟᰐ⾎䇪ѝ‫ޡ‬ᒢ䜘઼‫ޡ‬ӗ‫ފ‬䘭䲿㘵ˈ㾯㯿ᡰᴹࠪᇦՇ䜭൘ Ԇ˄ྩ˅ԜⲴѕহ᧗ࡦѻлDŽᕪ䘛਴ሪ䲒൘֋⇯޵ᛜᤲѝ‫ޡ‬亶ሬӪ ∋ǃ䛃ǃ⊏ǃ㜑Ⲵᐘᑵ➗⡷ˈᒦᕪԔࠪᇦՇ㾱ሺ䟽ѝ‫ޡ‬亶ሬӪDŽᡰ 䉃傫ሪᐕ֌㓴↓൘਴ሪ䲒޵䈅മᔪ・‫ފ‬㓴㓷ˈቔަᱟѝ‫ޡ‬ᰐ⾎䇪ӵ ӵѪҶԆԜⲴ᭯⋫䴰㾱ˈ䇑ࡂ㾱䇔ᇊवᤜሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷోѪѫⲴ䈨儈 㓗ӱ⌒࠷䖜цˈ䘉нᱟཚ㦂ୀҶੇ˛

6

⭏ભⲴ઀஺ 䈝䀰㠚⭡

㯿䈝᮷ᱟփ⧠㯿≁᯿⢩㢢ˈ৺ަᇇᮉ᮷ॆѻભ㜹DŽѝ‫ޡ‬ᖃተሩ㯿 ४਴ᆖṑࡦᇊ≹䈝᮷䈮〻ˈส⹰ᮉ㛢䱦⇥ਚ⭘а⿽䈝䀰ᦸ䈮DŽ䘉⿽ ᮉ㛢ࡦᓖԕ৺ሩ㯿४Ⲵབྷ䟿〫≁ˈᐢᡀѪ⇱⚝㾯㯿⤜⢩ᇇᮉ᮷ॆⲴ ѫ㾱ഐ㍐DŽ

⧟ຳ⹤ൿ

൘䗷৫ ཊᒤᶕˈ㾯㯿㜶ᕡⲴ⭏ᘱ⧟ຳ䚝ࡠᶱབྷ⹤ൿˈ䘉нӵሩ 㾯㯿ᵜ䓛ˈ㘼фሩьইӊഭᇦҏᑖᶕҶᶱབྷ⚮䳮DŽѝ‫ޡ‬൘㾯㯿ᰐᡰ н㠣ൠབྷ䟿ᔰ䟷ⸯ㯿ˈ֯㾯㯿Ⲵ⭏ᘱ⧟ຳ䶒ѤᴤབྷডᵪDŽᖃተԕ‫؍‬ ᣔ⭏ᘱ⧟ຳѪُਓˈнӵ᧐ཪ㥹৏઼⮌⢗䍴Ⓚˈ㘼ф㻛䘛㾯㯿⢗≁ 䗱〫ࡠ䱴䘁෾䭷ઘതˈ֯㥹৏ཡ৫Ҷᴹᵪ㛕ᯉˈ⹤ൿҶ㥹৏઼⮌⢗ ᗚ⧟ӂࣙⲴ৏⨶ˈ֯㥹৏䗵䙏ਈ⋉═ॆDŽ䘁ᶕˈѝ‫ⴻޡ‬լᖸ䟽㿶㾯 㯿⭏ᘱ⧟ຳˈնԆԜতᘭ㿶ҶᮠⲮᒤᶕ㾯㯿Ӫоབྷ㠚❦઼䉀ਁኅⲴ 䘉аՈ㢟Ր㔏DŽ

⹤ൿ㯿ӪⲴ⭏⍫ᯩᔿ

ѝ‫ޡ‬ঐ亶㾯㯿ԕᶕˈ㾯㯿ӪՐ㔏Ⲵ⭏⍫ᯩᔿᐢਈᗇ䶒ⴞ‫ޘ‬䶎DŽ⭡ Ҿѝ‫ޡ‬ሩ㾯㯿਴෾䭷䘋㹼བྷ䟿〫≁Ⲵߢࠫѻлˈ㯿ӪᐢᡀѪަ㓿⍾ ⽮ՊⲴ䗩㕈ॆ᯿㗔DŽ㾯㯿⢗≁䳶ѝࡠ⢩ᇊൠ⛩ˈ֯㯿Ӫཡ৫ҶՐ㔏 ⭏⍫ⲴࡽᲟDŽ䇨ཊ䶂ቁᒤ൘䱼⭏Ⲵ⭏⍫⧟ຳлˈ⭡Ҿ㕪ѿаᇊⲴ⭏ 䇑ˈਈᗇаェҼⲭDŽሶᶕԆԜⲴӪ⭏ࡽᲟӽ❦ᖸ㥛❦ˈᒦ▌൘䟽བྷ ডᵪ

7

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Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

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parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Tabey

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–áĄžâ˛­Ë„â€ŤÜ—â€ŹÓŞË…

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

20

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2009/2/27

ᰌ䰤˖

Alive

᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

Lobsang Phuntsok Ngaba 21 Father: Tsering Tashi Mother : Zogkar 2011/3/16 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş á–?᧚ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖᥽䇙ᥞ㞯ǂᓗಌ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tsewang Norbu Tawo 29 Father : Tsoknyi Mother : Chokleg 2011/8/15 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â…‘á°ŞäˆŞá?ł ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ŕľ â›ŠË–á“§äšƒá†Š ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖᧚቏ǂ҄❺ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Lobsang Konchok

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş ä?‘âşž ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

18

ᒤ喴˖

Family : Tsegay Tsang

âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–áĄ˝â´†Ôƒ

2011/9/26

ᰌ䰤˖

Alive

᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

9

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10

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Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Lobsang Kalsang Ngaba 19 Father : Tsering Tashi Mother : Zogkar 2011/9/26 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş ᚏẠ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖᥽䇙ᥞ㞯ǂᓗಌ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

Kalsang Wangchuk Ngaba 18 Father : Tsurdi Mother : Dechok 2011/10/3 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ášŹáş á°ŞŃľ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖‍׳‏ྠǂᗧ҄ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

Choephel

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–á´˘ŕ¸Š

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

19

ᒤ喴˖

Family : Jugri Tsang

âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–Ńľá°•Ôƒ

2011/10/7

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Khaying

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŕŚ‘ŕ˝ž

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

18

ᒤ喴˖

Family : Song Po Tsang

⥌⇽˖Ạá‡?Ôƒ

2011/10/7

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Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

11

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12

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Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Norbu Dadul

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–äˆŞá?łŕŚ?ผ

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

19

ᒤ喴˖

Family : Pema Tsang

âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–â˛­â§‹Ôƒ

2011/10/15

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tenzin Wangmo

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠŕťŽá°ŞŕżśË„â€ŤÜ—â€Źá‰ŹË…

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

20

ᒤ喴˖

Father : Nyi Tse

⥌⇽˖቏ä&#x;ˇÇ‚

2011/10/17

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Dawa Tsering Kardze 38 Father : Delek Mother : Doltso 2011/10/25 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ä—ŽâŹ–â…‘Óą ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ŕľ â›ŠË–á“§â­ˆá†Œ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ᗧं ŕŚƒá§š ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ ä&#x;˝Ő”

Palden Choetso Tawo 35 Father : Jonai Mother : Kolen 2011/11/3 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â¨?ъᴢ᧚˄‍ܗ‏቏˅ ŕľ â›ŠË–á“§äšƒá†Š ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖Ӕѳǂäś?ណ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

13

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14

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Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Tenzin Phuntsok

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠŕťŽá–?᧚

Chamdo

ŕľ â›ŠË–á“§á°źäœ­

46

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2011/12/1

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tsultrim

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â…‘áĄ€

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

20

ᒤ喴˖

Family : Men pa Tsang

⥌⇽˖ᴏá?¤Ôƒ

2012/1/6

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tennyi

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠá‰Ź

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

20

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/1/6

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tulku Sonam Wangyal or

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Sobha

ÓąâŒ’ŕ ˇ

Golog

ŕľ â›ŠË–á†šŕ˝ŠáˇŒâ?‹

42

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/1/8

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

15

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Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age:

┬╖n┬║p ╞┐ ┬╡n┬╝┼А┬е├Иn┼з ┬╕├Иp ┬│┬г├Ш┬╡n┬║┬й├Ш┬еn┬│┬╕┬зn┬║├Шp parents: ┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp

├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p ┬║┬╝┬╡p

├Иn┬е┬╡├Иp

┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Еp┬Л ┬е├И├Ш┬╡p

┬╕╟в ┬╡n┬║n┬╕╞Я ┬╡n├В┬╜─л┬╡n┬й├Ш├Иn╞Б ├Ш┬╡p ╞Д n┬╢p

├Е├Шp

┬Д┬Л

┬╖n┬║p

┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp ├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p

16

╟Й ├Шn┬╣ ├Цn╟З ┬зр┤░ ┬╝─▓n┬╣ ├Шp

┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Еp┬Д┬Д ├В┬│├Иp

Date:

Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

p

Lobsang Jamyang Ngaba 21 Father : Gyatsoe Mother : Lhachung 2012/1/14 Dead

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş చཞ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ŕŁ?᧚ǂᣚ㗔 ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢ á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ÓąŕťŽŕ˝Šáś áĄ†á¸„á¤Œ

Rigzin Dorjee or Rigbe

˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

19

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/2/8

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Sonam Rabyang Tridu 42 Father : Phuntsok Kyap Mother : Kunkyap Wangmo 2012/2/8 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ă?’ŕŚ‡âœ?ཞ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᓧ〠ཊ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖á–?á§šáś â€ŤŢŁâ€Źáś á°Şâˆ‹ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

Tenzin Choedon Ngaba 18 Father : Lopai drang Mother : Tsepo 2012/2/11 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠâľ?ᴢ⧽˄‍ܗ‏቏˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–ă–‡á¤Œá•?ǂ᥽á‡? ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

17

º¼µp

ȇ nlj Øn¸Á§nŹ nº¼ŀp

Èn¥µÈp

Ƅ n¶p

ÅØp

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age:

Dead/Alive:

ư §nų ØÅp

ƻ µn¥ÁÎ¥Èp Ɩ ΧnºØp

Date:

Name: Place: Age: parents:

p p

Date:

¼IJnÄΧnŧ γp

Name:

³Èp

¸ÈسnµºÈnÃÖnÆÖÈp ȁ n³Dž §Èp

18

parents:

³Èp

p p

³Èn¥Èصp

Age:

parents:

ǚ nƍ p

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

Place:

Ɵ ¥nȁ p

·nºp

·nºp

ȇ n³ºn©ØÈn¸Á§n¶Øp

½ºn²§ര

ÅØp

ÅØp

¥Èصp

·nºp

p p

²Öºn©Öµp

ÅØp

¸β īp ¶³n³£Äp

Name:

p p ³Èp

Dead/Alive:

Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Lobsang Gyatso Ngaba 19 Father : Barzi Mother : Pekar 2012/2/13 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş చ᧚ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖á?¤á‰„ᆀ ä??ಌ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

Damchoe Sangpo Themchen 38 Family : Argur Tsang Father : Takla 2012/2/17 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠá´˘áş âŒ’ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ŕľ â›ŠË–á†šŕ˝Šŕ˝™áŒŤ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ᯇᣚ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Nangdrol Zamthan/Ngaba 18 Father : Chensig Mother : Nyingmo 2012/2/19 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–áľ‡ŕŚƒ ŕľ â›ŠË–á†šŕ˝Šŕź”ŕşˆ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖䗹ŕ¨?Ç‚á†ąâˆ‹ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tsering Kyi

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–áĄ˝ä‡™ŕ¨šË„ŕžŁË…

Machu

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ⧋ᴢ

19

ᒤ喴˖

Father : Sonam Yeshi

⥌⇽˖ă?’ŕŚ‡âłşăžŻ

2012/3/3

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

19

┬║┬╝┬╡p

├Д├О┬╡n┬й├Ц┬╡p ┬Я┬║├Ш┬а

├Иn┬е┬╡├Иpp

╞Д n┬╢p

├Е├Шp

┬Ж┬Е

┬╖n┬║p

┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp

├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p ┬║┬╝┬╡p

├Иn┬е┬╡├Иp

┬Д┬Л

┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp ├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p ┬║┬╝┬╡p

┼╜ ├Дn┼з n┬╝┬зр┤░ ╦Т n╦Т p ┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Жp┬И ├В┬│├Иp

╚З n┬│┬е├Цn┬╢├Цp

├Иn┬е┬╡├Иpp

╞Д n┬╢p

├Е├Шp

┬Д┬Л

┬╖n┬║p

┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp ├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p ┬║┬╝┬╡p

╟А ┬еn╞з ├Ш├Дp ┬йn┬д├Шp ┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Жp┬Д┬Г ├В┬│├Иp

╚З n├В┬к┬║n┬│╟Е ┬з├Иn┬│┬╢├Еn╞й ┬╡p

├Иn┬е┬╡├Иp

├Д├Ц┬╕n┬е├Ш┬зnp

├Е├Шp

┬╖n┬║p

├В┬│├Иp

╞Д n┬╢p

┬╖n┬║p

┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Жp┬З

╞з ├Шn╞П ├Цp

├Е├Шp

├Дn╞░ p ╚Б n┬д├Шp

┬Ж┬З

┬│┬г├Ш┬╡n┬║┬й├Ш┬еn┼з ┬╕├Иp ╞Л ┬е├Иn┬║├Шp

┬║├Ц├Дn┬╕╟║ ├Ц┬е├Иn╟о n┬╝─▓├Иp ├В┬│├Иn┬е├И├Ш┬╡p

20

┬Е┬Г┬Д┬Еp┬Жp┬Д┬З ┬е├И├Ш┬╡p

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Rinchen (women)

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ÓąäŤ–Ë„ŕžŁË…

Ngaba

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯�

32

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/3/4

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Dorjee Ngaba 18 Family : Gar kya Tsang Father : Cha Cha 2012/3/5 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŕ˝Šáś ŕľ â›ŠË–á†šŕ˝ŠäąŻŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ᚠᚠᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Geypey Ngaba 18 Father : Chakdhor Mother : Chakho 2012/3/10 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ášŹä?? ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–áš ŕ¨¸ŕ˝ŠÇ‚áš ă˜ł ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Jamyang Palden Rebgong 34 Father : Konchok Kyap Mother : chakmo 2012/3/14 Alive

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŕŁ?ཞ༞ᰖ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊâœ?ä?‘˄ਟӹ˅ ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–â€ŤŢœâ€ŹÓ”áś Ç‚ŕŁ?ŕ¨¸âˆ‹ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖ä&#x;˝Ő”

21

º¼µp

lj Øn¸Á§nǧ ÅnŮ ÎºÈp

Èn¥µÈp

Ƅ n¶p

ÅØp

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

³Èp

ÄÖ¸n¥Ø§np

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

ÆnºØp Ƌ ¥ÈnºØnŹ Åp

p p ³Èp

ȇ nlj Øn¸Á§nÆÖÈnĸp

Èn¥µÈp

Ƅ n¶p

ÅØp

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

p p

¸ÈسnµºÈn³ÄnŹ Èp

ÅØp

ÃÖnÆÖÈp ¼IJnƁ صp

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

¸Èسn³Øµp «Înºp

p p ³Èp

ȇ n¸Ɵ µn¶n³ÄnŹ Èp

Ź ÅnÄاn¼ŀn¸Ƥ µn£Îƛ În³¥Øµp

ÅØp

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp

22

ť ÅnƩ µp ¶³n¼ŀp

p p ³Èp

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Lobsang Tsultrim Ngaba 20 Father : Yeshi Mother : Tsedon 2012/3/16 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş ⅑᥀ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–âłşăžŻÇ‚áĄ˝Ńƒ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Sonam Dhargyal

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ă?’ŕŚ‡ä—Žáś

Rebgong

ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊâœ?ä?‘ ਟӹ˅

43

ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/3/18

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Lobsang Sherab Ngaba 20 Father : Sodhon Mother : Nyima 2012/3/28 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş 㞯㔅 ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ă?’⇼ǂ቏⧋ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Tenpa Dhargyal Gyalrong tsodun Kirti

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠá?¤ä—Žáś ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅

Monastery

ŕľ â›ŠË–ŕ°šá žăĽšâ˛ŤáˆŞ

22

ᒤ喴˖

Father : Kalden

⥌⇽˖ಌъǂⲭ᧚

Mother : Paltso

ᰌ䰤˖

2012/3/30

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Deceased

23

º¼µp

ȇ n©ÎnºÖ³n³¶ÅnƩ µp

Èn¥µÈp

Ź ÅnÄاn¼ŀn¸Ƥ µn£Îƛ În³¥Øµp

ÅØp

·nºp

ĸnŹ Èp ºn¥¨Î¥nº¼ŀp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Date: Dead/Alive:

³¥Önť ØÄnǻ §n²Äp ¶³nµÖp parents:

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

p p Date:

³Èp Dead/Alive:

¸ÈسnµºÈp

Èn¥µÈp

½ºn²§np

³ØµnÄÎÈp ³¥Ön¸ÁÂnÈÖºÈnŧ ÎÖ³p

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

parents:

Age:

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

·nºp

Age:

½ºn²§np Place:

·nºp

ÅØp

³Èp

Place:

©ØÈn·¥Ènŧ ¸Èp Name:

Èn¥µÈp ÅØp

p p

Name:

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

p p ³Èp

Ƨ ØnƏ Ön¼IJn¸ƛ µp

Èn¥µÈp

¸ØnÄp

ÅØp

·nºp

¸̸ Önº¤Äp Ɓ ØÅn³£Änŧ γp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp

24

p p ³Èp

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

p

Chimey Palden Gyalrong tsodun Kirti Monastery 21 Father : Rabgyal Mother : Machig Tso 2012/3/30 Deceased

ဃ਽˖ަ㖾⨝ᰖ ˄‫ܗ‬Ӫ˅ ൠ⛩˖హᠾ㥹ⲫሪ ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖✝ᶠǂ⧋≲᧚ ᰦ䰤˖ ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

choephak kyap Zamthan

ဃ਽˖ᴢᑅహ

25

ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊ༔ຈ

Father : Gekor Tso Wai

p

ᒤ喴˖

Sung Thar

⡦⇽˖ᆻཚǂᤌѳ

Mother : Penai

ᰦ䰤˖

p

2012/4/19

ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

p

Deceased Sonam

ဃ਽˖㍒ই

Zamthan

ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊ༔ຈ

24

ᒤ喴˖

Mother : Semkyi

⡦⇽˖ৱਹ

2012/4/19

ᰦ䰤˖

Deceased

ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

Dorjee Tseten Bora 19 Father : Bandhe Khar Mother : Dolkar Kyi 2012/5/27 Deceased

ဃ਽˖ཊᶠ᡽ᰖ ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊঊ᣹ ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖зᗧ঑ቄǂঃాਹ ᰦ䰤˖ ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

25

ºŸ¾p

³ÄnĹš Ăˆp

ĂˆnÂĽÂľĂˆp

Ć„ nÂśp

Ă…Ă˜p

…ˆ

¡nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ă–ÂĽĂˆnÇŽ nÂźÄ˛Ăˆp

Ă‚ÂłĂˆnÂĽĂˆĂ˜Âľp ºŸ¾p

ĂˆnÂĽÂľĂˆp ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ă–ÂĽĂˆnÇŽ nÂźÄ˛Ăˆp Ă‚ÂłĂˆnÂĽĂˆĂ˜Âľp ºŸ¾p

ĂˆnÂĽÂľĂˆp ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ă–ÂĽĂˆnÇŽ nÂźÄ˛Ăˆp

Ă‚ÂłĂˆnÂĽĂˆĂ˜Âľp ºŸ¾p ¡nÂşp

Ç ÂĽnĂ…Ă˜p Ă„ĂŽÂľnČ p

Dead/Alive:

Place: Age: parents:

…ƒ„…pˆp†ƒ

Date:

ƛ nºų ξn²Äp

Name:

Ă‚ÂłĂˆp

…ƒ„…p‰p„ˆ Ă‚ÂłĂˆp

Dead/Alive:

Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

§¼n³¸§nÂľĂ˜Ă„n¡ÖÅp Name:

ĂˆnÂĽÂľĂˆp Ă…Ă˜p

Name:

‰‡

¡nºp

parents:

Ă„ĂŽnĹ™ Ă˜p ÂşĂ˜

ÂĽĂˆĂ˜Âľp

¼¨¾nÂźnÇŠ Ă˜Â§np

Ă…Ă˜p

Age:

Date:

†‰

¡nºp

Place:

…ƒ„…pˆp…Š

½ºn²§np

Ă…Ă˜p

Ă…Ă˜n³Öp ÀÖnŧ ĂŽĂ–Âłp

Name:

ÂĽÂŤĂ‚nĂ…Âşp Place: Â…Â… Age:

Č ÂĽnÂśnÂłĂ˜ÂľnĹ´ ¸p ŸIJnÄΧn³Dž Â§Ăˆn¨¾p parents:

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ă–ÂĽĂˆnÇŽ nÂźÄ˛Ăˆp Ă‚ÂłĂˆnÂĽĂˆĂ˜Âľp

26

…ƒ„…p‰p…ƒ Date:

Ă‚ÂłĂˆp Dead/Alive:

p

p

p

p

Dargyal

ဃ਽˖䗮ਹ

Ngaba

ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊ䱯ඍ

25

ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖

2012/5/27

ᰦ䰤˖

Alive

ᛵߥ˖䟽Ք

Pamo Rikyo (Women) Zamthan 36 Father : Chuklo Mother : Rinlha 2012/5/30 Deceased

ဃ਽˖ᰕ⧆ ྣ

ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊ༔ຈ ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖⿰㖇ǂḄ᣹ ᰦ䰤˖ ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

Tadin thar

ဃ਽˖ᰖ↓ຄ

Chentsa

ൠ⛩˖ᆹཊቆ᡾

64

ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖

2012/6/15

ᰦ䰤˖

Deceased

ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

Ngawang Norphel Nyalam 22 Father : Lhakpa Dhondup Mother : Tsering Yangchen 2012/6/20 Deceased

ဃ਽˖䱯ᰪ䈪ษ ൠ⛩˖ছ㯿ᰕரࡉ ᒤ喴˖ ⡦⇽˖᣹ᐤь⨐ǂ᡽䇙ཞ䶂 ᰦ䰤˖ ᛵߥ˖⢪⢢

27

º¼µp

¸Ɵ µn½īµnº¤ÈnŴ ¸p

Èn¥µÈp

Ů ÎnÂƤ nǩ اര

ÅØp

·nºp

ÅÖ¥ÈnŴ ¸p ŧ γn½ŀºÈp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp

³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

ŧ ÖnŸ nų اnŬ ÖÄp

·nºp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

¶ɪ n³ØµnŴ ¸p

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp º¼µp

Èn¥µÈp

ºÖÄn¸Ǻ Ö¥ÈnǮ n¼IJÈp ³Èn¥Èصp

28

Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents:

Name:

p p

³Èp

ȇ nlj Øn¸Á§nlj Øn½īµp

·nºp

parents:

¼IJn³¸§nƧ ØnƏ Öp

¥Èصp

Ź ÅnÄاn¼ŀn¸Ƥ µn£Îƛ În³¥Øµp

ÅØp

Age:

Date:

·nºp

Place:

p p

³ºn¥Ǭ §nǩ اnp

ÅØp

³Èp

¸³Önŧ γn©ØÈn½ŀºÈp

ÅØp

p p

Name:

ÂDž ØÄnŹ Åp ¼IJn¹ Øp p p ³Èp

Dead/Alive:

Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Tenzin Khedup Tridu 24 Father : Lekdup Mother : Kyizom 2012/6/20 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŃŠŕťŽâ€Ťâ¨?ݝ‏ ྠ⛊˖ᓧ〠ཊ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ंᾥǂਚᇇ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Dekyi Choezom

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ᒤ喴˖

Father : Pema Dhondup

âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–â˛­â§‹ŃŒâ¨?

2012/6/27

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Alive

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Tsewang Dorjee

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Dhamshung

ŕľ â›ŠË–á–ƒäł´

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ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖

2012/7/7

ᰌ䰤˖

Deceased

᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Lobsang Lozing Gyalrong tsodun Kirti Monastery 18 Father : Jorgyal Mother : Tsepo 2012/7/17 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş â?‹ŕťŽ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ŕľ â›ŠË–ŕ°šá žăĽšâ˛ŤáˆŞ ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖Ӕᜠǂ᥽‍Ř?‏ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

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Name: Place: Age: parents: Date: Dead/Alive:

Lobsang Tsultrim Ngaba 21 Father : WangTse Monther : Donkar Kyi 2012/8/6 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş ⅑᥀ ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–á°ŞáĄ˝Ç‚ŕŚƒŕ°žŕ¨š ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Dolkar Tso Kanlho (Tsoe) 27 Father : Dukgyal Khar Mother : Sangye Tso 2012/8/7 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ŕŚƒá‰…á§š Ë„ŕžŁË… ŕľ â›ŠË–á†šŕ˝Šŕ¨¸ÖŒ â­ˆŕŚ‡Ë… ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–ŕŞ˜á‡ŚŕŚ‘á‰„Ç‚áş áś á§š ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Choepa Ngaba 24 Father : Palo Mother : Madon 2012/8/10 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ä€‚á?¤ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–âŠŚă–‡Ç‚â§‹ŕŚƒ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

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ᒤ喴˖

Mother : Ngapo

⥌⇽˖乯�

2012/8/13

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Deceased

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Lungtok Ngaba 20 Father : Richung Mother : Lumo 2012/8/13 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–ä˛śŕ˝Š ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–ÓąŕŠ‹Ç‚ĺŠąâˆ‹ ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Lobsang Kalsang Ngaba 18 Father : Tsekho Dorjee Mother : Sangye Don2012/8/27 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–â?‹áş ᚏẠ˄‍ܗ‏Ӫ˅ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ âĄŚâ‡˝Ë–áĄ˝ă˜łŕ˝Šáś Ç‚áş áś á°Śä°¤Ë– ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

Damchoe Ngaba 17 Father : Doshi Lobey Mother : Tsepo 2012/8/27 Deceased

á€ƒŕ¨˝Ë–á°–áľ˜á´˘ ྠ⛊˖ᆚཊ乯ŕś? ᒤ喴˖ ⥌⇽˖ཊ㞯㖇ä??ǂ᥽á‡? ᰌ䰤˖ ᛾߼˖⢪⢢

From 2009 to 27th August 2012, there is a confirmed report of 51 Tibetans having committed self-immolation. 41 of them reportedly succumbed to burn in Jury. Conditions of the remaining 10 regarding the place of their detention is still unknown.

ÓžËŽËŒËŒË•á’¤ă ŁËŽËŒË?ËŽ á’¤Ë”á´¸ËŽË“á°•ŃŞâ†’Ëˆá?˘ă“żâ?ľážŠáŚźá’Ś ᨑᴚᚊᴚጞⲴ‍ޥ‏ᴚˑË?਽ຳ޾㯿 ÓŞŃŞăžŻăŻżă šâ­Ąă˜źä˜‹ăšźŇśă šâ?ŠáŁ‡ä‡žâ?Ť ŕŁ˜Ç„áľ?Ń?Ë?Ë?ÓŞá?˘ă“żâ˘Şâ˘˘ËˆŢŚÖ‰ŕ˝— ŕ˝ŠáŽ áĄ†ŕ˝Ąä‘šËˆáĄ†â€ŤŢŁâ€ŹáŁŹŕľ˜Ö…ŕź´á?˘ă“żá°? ӞҜ䀓ʽ

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Ź n³ºÄnű ÎÈn¸Ø³nř ÎnÈnū ÅnŘ µnƘ nªΥÈnŦ Ån³º¥nǑ اnp

Chinese military exercises in entire Tibetan areas in Tibet terrorize Tibetans. ѝ‫ޡ‬൘㾯㯿਴ൠѮ㹼ေខ ੃㯿Ӫߋһ╄Ґ

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China imposes intensive military crackdown and restrictions on Tibetan. ѝ‫ޡ‬൘㾯㯿਴ൠሩ㯿≁䘋㹼ѕহⴁ᧗㹼ࣘ

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Ź n³ºÄnű În¥Ƥ ¥nǤ ¸n©Öµn¶ØÈn¸Ø³n¤ºÈnŘ µnƘ nƥ ¥n¥µØµnDž Ö³n¸Àεn¶p

China unleash severe repression and crackdown on Tibetans in entire Tibetan area.

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Tibetans practicing their religious faith under the gun-points in Tibet. ᷚਓлⲴĀᇇᮉ㠚⭡ā

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Indiscriminate detention and arrest of Tibetan in Tibet. ԫ᜿ᣃᦅ‫ޣ‬ᣬຳ޵㯿Ӫ

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¸Ø³nµ§nƤ n¸Ø³nř ÎnǺ ØÅnź µn³§n¤ØÄnDZ ¥n¥±ØÄn¸¨Øºp

Unwarranted destruction of Tibetan tradition and Environment in Tibet. 㾯㯿ⲴՐ㔏઼⧟ຳ䚝ࡠオࡽ⇱ൿ

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¸Ø³nµ§nƤ n¸Ø³nºÎnƮ ºÈnř ÎnÀÎn¸ÂÎn§Ønŷ ØÅn³§n³¥ØÈnÂƤ µp Peaceful protests and demands by Tibetans in Tibet. ຳ޵㯿ӪⲴ઼ᒣᣇ䇞⍫ࣘ৺䇹≲

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Preparations to oppress and threaten the Tibetans in Tibet. ሩ᡻ᰐረ䫱Ⲵ㯿Ӫ䘋㹼ߋһ䭷঻ ੃㹼ࣘ

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¸Ø³nř ÎnÀÎn¸ÂÎnºÎn³º§ÈnƟ Ö§nƻ سn¶ÂÎn³Ö§nĸÈnř În¥Ønº¼ŀµp

Modern tools and weapons of repression employed on peaceful Tibetan masses.

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China ignores Tibetan appeals and unleash racial discriminate and marginalization.

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Last Messages and Slogans by Tibetan Martyrs in Tibet

1. Monk Lobsang Phuntsok, at the time of self-immolation on March 16, 2011 His last message shouting, Free Tibet. May His Holiness the Dalai Lama live long.

2. Monk Tsewang Norbu (Norkho), at the time of self-immolation, August 15, 2011 His last message. Before self-immolation, leaflets distributed in many places.

Tibet should be get freedom. The Chinese are insulting us. His Holiness the Dalai Lama, our root-guru, must be invited to Tibet.

3. Monk Lobsang Kalsang, and Lobsang Kunchok, self-immolated on September 26, 2012 Their message reported in news media, “It is due to Tibetans in Tibet being completely denied human rights, freedom and happiness”, citing reason for self-immolation.”

4. Choephel and Khaying, at the time of self-immolation on October 7, 2011 Their last message shouting, Free Tibet. We should be given human rights. H. H. the Dalai Lama must be invited to Tibet. Rise, all Tibetans.

5. Norbu Dradul, at the time of self-immolation on October 15, 2011 His last message shouting The Snowland Tibet must be given freedom. H. H. the Dalai Lama must be given Tibet.

6. Nun Tenzin Wangmo, at the time of self-immolation on October 17, 2011 Her message shouting, “His Holiness the Dalai Lama must be invited to Tibet. There should be right to freedom of worship in Tibet.”

7. Monk Dawa Tsering at the time of self-immolation on October 25, 2011 His last message shouting,

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“His Holiness the Dalai Lama must be invited to Tibet. Free Tibet. We want equality in rights. May H. H. the Dalai Lama live long.”

8. Nun Palden Chotso at the time of self-immolation on November 3, 2011 Her last message shouting, Free Tibet. May His Holiness Live long. His Holiness the Dalai Lama must be invited to Tibet.

9. Tenzin Phuntsok, a former monk of Karma monastery, Chamdo distributed leaflets before setting himself on fire on 1 December 2012. In leaflets he says “he cannot bear any longer to see the torture that the abbot and monks of Karma monastery are undergoing under the Chinese authorities”. In another leaflets he says “Dear fellow Tibetans, Don be dishearten, never be afraid of. How long we can trust the policy who forbids us from practicing our religion? We should rise up” 10. Tsultrim and Tennyi, self-immolated on June 1, 2012 Their last message shouting, His Holiness should return to Tibet. May His Holiness the Dalai Lama live long.

11. Tulku Sonam Wangyal, recorded a tape prior to his self-immolation on 8 January 2012 saying Source; ICT Lama Sobha’s Last Message To all the six million Tibetans, including those living in exile -- I am grateful to Pawo Thupten Ngodup [Tibetan exile Thubten Ngodup self-immolated in Delhi on April 27, 1998] and all other Tibetan heroes, who have sacrificed their lives for Tibet and for the reunification of the Tibetan people; though I am in my forties, until now I have not had the courage like them.

But I have tried my best to teach all traditional fields of knowledge to others, including Buddhism.

This is the 21st century, and this is the year in which so many Tibetan heroes have died. I am sacrificing my body both to stand in solidarity with them in flesh and blood, and to seek repentance through this highest tantric honor of offering one’s body. This is not to seek personal fame or glory.

I am giving away my body as an offering of light to chase away the darkness, to free all beings from suffering, and to lead them – each of whom has been our mother in the past and yet has been led by ignorance to commit immoral acts – to the Amitabha, the Buddha of infinite light. My offering of light is for all living beings, even as insignificant as lice and nits, to dispel their pain and to guide them to the state of enlightenment.

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I offer this sacrifice as a token of long-life offering to our root guru His Holiness the Dalai Lama and all other spiritual teachers and lamas. [Lama Sobha recites prayers of the Mandala Offering.]

The universal ground purified with blessed water spread, / This magnificent continent adorned with the sun and moon. / I offer them with pure realm of the enlightened in mind, / May all sentient beings enjoy this pure land! / My mind, body, speech, all my possessions and merits, / And this precious Mandala and all other offerings / I offer all these to the Three Jewels with my fervent prayers / Compassionately accept these and bless me and all other sentient beings. / I send forth this bejewelled Mandala to you, precious teacher!

I am taking this action neither for myself nor to fulfill a personal desire nor to earn an honor. I am sacrificing my body with the firm conviction and a pure heart just as the Buddha bravely gave his body to a hungry tigress [to stop her from eating her cubs]. All the Tibetan heroes too have sacrificed their lives with similar principles. But in practical terms, their lives seemingly ended with some sort of anger. Therefore, to guide their souls on the path to enlightenment, I offer prayers that may lead all of them to Buddhahood.

May all spiritual teachers and lamas inside Tibet and in exile live long.

Especially, I pray that His Holiness the Dalai Lama will return to Tibet and remain as Tibet’s temporal and spiritual leader. [Lama Sobha recites this long-life prayer for His Holiness.]

Circled by ramparts of snow-mountains, this sacred realm, / This wellspring of all sustenance and happiness. /Tenzin Gyatso, bodhisattva of compassion. / May his reign endure till the end of existence. / May his great deeds spread across the space.

All those who have forms and are formless / Those who bear hostility towards the Buddha dharma / May all of them be found and defeated / By the Three Jewels and the power of truth. [Lama Sobha also recites other prayers.]

To all my spiritual brothers and sisters, and the faithful ones living elsewhere: You must unite and work together to build a strong and prosperous Tibetan nation in the future. This is the sole wish of all the Tibetan heroes.

Therefore, you must avoid any quarreling amongst yourselves whether it is land disputes or water disputes. You must maintain unity and strength. Give love and education to the children, who should study hard to master all the traditional fields of studies. The elders should carry out spiritual practice as well as maintain and protect Tibetan language and culture by using all your resources and by involving your body, speech and mind. It is extremely important to genuinely practice Buddhist principles in order to benefit the Tibetan cause and also to lead all sentient beings towards the path of en-

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lightenment. Tashi Delek.

To all my close friends, relatives, students, everyone from my native home and especially xx [name not clear in the audio]; I have not accumulated any wealth in my life. Whatever I had, I spent it on teaching and in pursuit of spiritual matters. This will leave no doubt or talks about having left behind huge sums of money. Thus, my siblings, relatives and patrons from different places should bear this in mind. As for my personal belongings and other items, I hope they will be given away to needy people or offered to spiritual teachers and lamas.

May all the merits that I have accumulated benefit all sentient beings, especially those who are suffering in lower realms such as hell. I offer these prayers for them to attain higher rebirth. [Recites more prayers.]

To my spiritual friends living in exile: I want to request you not to be sad.

If you single-mindedly pray to the spiritual teachers and lamas, we will be inseparable until we all attain Buddhahood. I would like say the same thing to old people and the general public. Remember, whether in times of happiness or in times of sadness, or for that matter, under any circumstances, our only refuge is the Three Jewels. You must never forget this. Tashi Delek.

12. Lobsang Jamyang at the time of self-immolation on January 14, 2012 His last message shouting His Holiness the Dalai Lama live long. Free Tibet 13. Nun Tenzin Chodon at the time of self-immolation on February 11, 2012 Her last message shouting His Holiness the Dalai Lama should be invited to Tibet. Free Tibet 14. Nang-dol at the time of self-immolation on February 19, 2012 His last message “Do not be bogged down, raise your head Nang-dol, due to my national feeling My grateful father and mother My far and near relatives I have to die, it is time For my grateful fellow Tibetans I consign my body to fire For Tibetan brothers and sisters It is my hope, innocent me, You should stay harmoniously Tibetans should have national feeling.

Not only that, he should know its language Do not forget you are Tibetan

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You should have love and pity You should respect parents Harmony must exist among Tibetans Take pity on Tibetans.

Restrain killing of animals May H. H. the Dalai Lama live long. May Tibetan tulkus and high monks live long. May the Tibetans be freed from the brutal Chinese. Heavy torture exists under brutal Chinese rule. Their torture is very unbearable. The evil Chinese occupied Tibet with force. It is difficult to live under these draconian laws. The silent questionings are unbearable. The evil Chinese have no love and pity. Tibetans are killed at the end. May H. H. the Dalai Lama live long.”

15. Tsering Kyi, at the time of self-immolation on March 3, 2012 Her last message shouting His Holiness the Dalai Lama should be allowed to return to Tibet. China should give freedom to Tibet.

16. Rinchen at the time of self-immolation on March 4, 2012 Her last message shouting His Holiness the Dalai Lama should be invited to Tibet. Free Tibet.

17. Monk Jamyang Palden at the time of self-immolation on March 14, 2012 His last message, shouting His Holiness the Dalai Lama should be invited to Tibet. We should be allowed to minority freedoms and to study our language. The Dalai Lama should be allowed to return to Tibet, chanting ‘In the Snowland Tibet, etc’ which is prayer for long life of the Dalai Lama.

18. Chophag kyab and Sonam, self-immolated on April 19, 2012 Their last message, The Tibetan people have an unparalleled religion and culture besides having love, compassion and pity. But due to deceitful Chinese occupation and repression, we Tibetans lack human rights and for world peace, I have committed self-immolation. The suffering of lack of freedom for Tibetan people is more severe than my committing of self-immolation.

In this world, to my most grateful parents, wife and children, near and dear relatives, we have given it a thought together and self-immolated ourselves for a free Tibet, propagation of Buddhist religion and create happiness for human beings, and for world peace.

But you all should do as our last will. Although we fell into Chinese hands, you should not fight back. For us, if a single human being is not hurt, our

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wish is fulfilled. If you feel bothered after our death, listen to words of great scholars and learn science of knowledges. Do not study wrong sciences.

Cultivate love for one’s people. After studying one’s field of knowledges and be steady, be one and united, our hopes are fulfilled. We hope you will do as our message.

19. Final note of Rikyo, immolated on 30 May, 2012, translated by TCHRD “Prayers for world peace and happiness!

To ensure His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s return to Tibet, do not indulge in slaughtering and trading of animals, do not steal, Speak Tibetan, do not fight, Bearing all sufferings of the sentient beings on myself, Do not resist by fighting if I get into Chinese hands alive, Be united, Study Tibetan culture, On fire I burn, do not worry my family.”

20. These were the last words of Tamding Thar: Immolated on 15 June 2012 ‘I take refuge in the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.

I am setting myself on fire as an offering of light with hope that His Holiness the Dalai will return to Tibet, that peace will prevail on earth and that Tibet will be ruled by Tibetans.’

21. Final note left by Nawang Norphel and Tenzin Khedup, immolated on 20 June, 2012 Source- RFA We could not contribute significantly towards the Tibetan religion and culture and we could not [help bring about] economic benefits to Tibetans.

Therefore, we have decided to self-immolate with the hope that His Holiness the Dalai Lama may live long and return to Tibet as soon as possible. For the cause of Tibetans, we chose to die. We also want to appeal to our fellow youth that they should not quarrel among themselves and they should not have any ill feelings against each other. Everyone should unite to uphold the cause of the Tibetan race and nationality.

22. Dicki Choezom, self-immolated on June 27, 2012 Her last message shouting, Freedom for our country. Freedom for our wealth.

23. Monk Lobsang Tsultrim self-immolated on August 6, 2012 His last message shouting,

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His Holiness the Dalai Lama should be allowed to return to Tibet.

Allow Kirti Rinpoche to return to Tibet. Let Kirti monastic school be opened.

He seems to have left another will but we did not receive it.

24. Dolkar Tso, self-immolated on June 27, 2012 Her last message shouting, Gyalwa Rinpoche must return to Tibet. The Tibetan people lack freedom.

Since 2009 until August 27, 2012, there have been confirmed report of 51 self-immolations. Among them, 41 persons died. Clear last messages and slogans are received from 24 as above known persons.

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㠚❊㯿ӪⲴ䚇Җ৺䇹≲

ˊ ᒤ ᴸ ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㖇ẁᒣ᧚˄‫ܗ‬Ӫ˅஺ࠪĀ㾯㯿㾱⤜ ・ˈᝯ㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో≨ѵ傫цāⲴਓਧʽ

ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤ˔ᴸˍˑᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴᡽ᰪ㖇ᐳ˄ ؇਽䈪、˅஺ࠪĀ㾯㯿㾱㠚⭡ˈԆԜ˄ᤷѝ‫↗˅ޡ‬ 㿶ᡁԜˈ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿āㅹਓਧʽ ˊ ˎˌˍˍᒤ˕ᴸˎ˒ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㖇ẁṬẁ˄‫ܗ‬Ӫ˅઼㖇ẁ㙯 ⿻஺ࠪᡁԜ㠚❊Ⲵ৏ഐᱟĀѝഭ᭯ᓌ൘㾯㯿㚶᜿䐥䐿㯿ӪӪᵳˈн 㔉㯿Ӫԫօ㠚⭡৺ᒨ⾿āDŽ

ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˌᴸ˓ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㗔֙৺঑ཞ ஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯㯿㾱㠚 ⭡ˈᡁԜ㾱Ӫᵳˈ䎧ᶕ੗ˈ㯿ӪԜāㅹਓਧʽ ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˌᴸˍˑᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㖇ᐳ᡾ ึĀ䴚ฏ㾯㯿㾱㠚⭡⤜・ˈ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄 എ㾯㯿āⲴਓਧ ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˌᴸˍ˓ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ѩ໎ᰪ࿶ ˄‫ܗ‬ቬ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯 㯿㾱ᇇᮉ㠚⭡āㅹਓਧʽ ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˌᴸˎˑᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴䗮⬖᡽ӱ ˄‫ܗ‬Ӫ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯 㯿㾱㠚⭡ˈ㾱ᒣㅹˈᝯ㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో≨ѵ傫цˈā ㅹਓਧʽ ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˍᴸˏᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ᤌⲫᴢ᧚˄ ‫ܗ‬ቬ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯㯿 㾱㠚⭡ˈᝯ㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో≨ѵ傫цˈāㅹਓਧʽ ˊ ˎ ˌˍˍᒤˍˎᴸˍᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ѩ໎ᒣ᧚൘ 㠚❊ࡽ⮉лҶഋԭ䚇Җ

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⭏ભⲴ઀஺ 䚇Җѻа˖

ؑሱк߉⵰˖䈧ᕐ䍤ࡠದ⧋ሪⲴབྷ䰘к ؑѝ޵ᇩ˖

䶒ሩ㔗᢯઼ᕈᢜ㓟↓ᰐ䈟Ⲵ㯿Ր֋ᮉѻದ⧋ሪ๚ ᐳ⍋⨐㔅㢢ǃᵇ㢢㍒ᵇ઼‫ޘ‬փ‫דܗ‬䚝ਇᣃᦅǃ⇤ ᢃüüᡁᆱᝯѪᡁԜದ⧋ሪⲴ๚ᐳ઼‫דܗ‬ԜⲴⰋ㤖 ৫䎤↫DŽ ᤱሺѕ㘵ѩ໎ᒣ᧚ 䚇ҖѻҼ˖ ਼㜎Ԝˈय㾱ཡᵋʽय㾱ᙟ᠖ʽ㠚ԆӔᦒⲴ䚃৻ Ԝˈ䈧Ѫᤱ֋⌅Ⲵєս๚ᐳ઼‫ܗ‬ӪԜᜣаᜣˈᡁԜ ᘾ㜭⴨ؑањн‫ݱ‬䇨ᡁԜؑԠᇇᮉⲴ᭯ᓌ˛

䚇Җѻй˖ ದ⧋ሪⲴ਼㜎‫ݴ‬ᕏԜ˖ ᜣࡠ๚ᐳ઼‫ܗ‬ӪԜⲴ༴ຳˈᡁԜ඀൘䘉䟼ᣵᘗᴹӰ Ѹ⭘˛䎧ᶕ੗ʽ ࡙ޫ᚝ᮜ‫⌅ޛ‬о㦓䂹ˈྲ䟾咯䘌䘌䓢䚯⤾ӪDŽ ੁц䰤⌅ᰐ⌅Ⅺ僇ѻˈབྷᖫབྷᛏⲴ֋⾆亦⽬ʽ ‫Ⰻ┑ݵ‬㤖Ⲵѩ໇ᴻ᧚ 䚇Җѻഋ˖ ᜣࡠᮤњ㾯㯿઼Ӻᒤದ⧋ሪⲴ㤖䳮ˈᡁᰐ⌅㔗㔝⍫ л৫ㅹDŽ ˍˌ ˎˌˍˎᒤˍᴸ˒ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴⅑෾઼ѩቬ єӪ஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈᝯ㠣ሺ 䗮䎆ஷో≨ѵ傫цāㅹਓਧʽ ˍˍ ˎˌˍˎᒤˍᴸ˒ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㍒ᐤӱ⌒࠷஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣 ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈᝯ㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో≨ѵ傫цˈ㾯㯿Ѹ⋑ᴹᇇᮉ 㠚⭡āㅹਓਧʽ

Ԇ൘㠚❊ࡽᖅ丣䚇኎ˈ㓿䇠ᖅਾ䈁Ѫѝ᮷üü

ഭ޵ཆ‫Ⲯޝ‬з㯿Ӫ‫ݴ‬ᕏက࿩Ԝˈ൘↔ˈᡁੁѪ㯿ӪⲴ㠚⭡㘼⢪⢢Ⲵ ԕമѩ⅗⨐ѪѫⲴ㤡䳴ԜǃѪ‫Ⲯޝ‬з㯿ӪⲴഒ㚊઼㯿ൠⲴᒨ⾿㘼⥞ ࠪᇍ䍥⭏ભⲴ㤡䳴‫ྣݯ‬Ԝˈ㺘⽪ ᰐ∄ൠᝏ䉒઼䫖֙DŽᡁᐢ㓿ഋॱཊ ኱ˈаⴤ⋑ᴹࣷ≄‫֐ۿ‬Ԝ䛓ṧ‫ˈڊ‬ԕ㠤㤏⍫ࡠӺཙDŽᡰᒨⲴᱟˈᡁ

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൘ ц㓚ቔަӺᒤˈᱟ䴚ฏⲴ䇨ཊ㤡䳴‫ࠪ⥞ྣݯ‬ᇍ 䍥⭏ભⲴаᒤˈᡁҏᝯ䍑⥞㠚ᐡⲴ㹰㚹ᶕ㺘⽪᭟ᨤ ઼ᮜ᜿DŽᡁⲴ⢪⢢нᱟѪҶᱮ⽪㠚ᐡᴹཊѸՏབྷˈ ᡁ䈊ᗳ䈊᜿ൠᗿᛄᡰ⣟й᱗㙦ᡂԕ৺а࠷㖚ъˈ⢩ ࡛ᱟ䠁ࡊᇶ҈Ⲵ䃃䀰ᡂüüн‫ݱ‬䇨ሩ㠚䓛Ⲵ㲀ᖵ઼ ⢪⢢ˈᡁ൘↔㲄䈊ᗿᛄDŽ

а࠷Շ⭏ᵚᴹнᴮ‫ڊ‬䗷ᡁԜⲴ⡦⇽ˈᰐ䗩ⲴՇ⭏⭡ Ҿъ䱵仐‫ڊˈق‬лҶнਟ侦ᚅⲴ㖚ъˈᡁ䈊ᗳ䈊᜿ ൠѪԆԜ␵߰ъ䳌DŽᒦфᡁਁᝯˈᐼᵋ䙽⌅⭼Ⲵа ࠷Շ⭏ˈѳ㠣 ྲ㲡ᆀㅹа࠷ᗞሿՇ⭏ˈѤ㓸ᰦᵚ ᴹ ᜗ˈнਇⰋ㤖ˈᖰ⭏ᰐ䟿‫Ⲵ֋ݹ‬䓛䗩ˈ㧧ᗇശ ┑↓ㅹ↓㿹Ⲵ᷌սDŽഐ↔ᡁᝯ‫ޫ׋‬㠚ᐡⲴሯભ઼䓛 փDŽҏѪҶӪཙሬᐸሺ㘵䗮䎆 ஷోѩ໎హ᧚ѪѫⲴ ᡰᴹ儈‫ܗ‬བྷᗧ䮯ѵտцˈ㘼ᢺᡁⲴሯભǃ䓛փॆ֌ ᴬᵝ‫ཹ׋‬㔉ԆԜDŽ 䈨俉⎲ൠ㕔㓧䴘࿉㣡 ѕ侠享ᕕഋ⍢ᒦᰕᴸ 㿲ᜣਈ⧠‫ޫ׋‬䈨֋ࡩ ‫؞‬Ґᝯ䗮䈨֋␵߰ࡩ ˄䈁㘵⌘˖ԕкᱟᴬᵝ‫˅ٸ‬ 㠚Ԇ䓛䈝᜿йцழ⌅ǃ⨐ᇍǃ࿉ழǃᴬᵝǃᲞ䍔 䈨Ӂ‫׋‬᜿ᒫ‫ޫ׋‬кᐸйᇍሺˈ᝸ᛢᩴਇ䎀Ҹᡁ࣐ ᤱ˖Ā‫״‬ᖃˈṬ✝ˈ❦䛓ᴬᵝ᣹ˈᓧ઒ቄӊˈㆄӊ ѸāDŽ˄䈁㘵⌘˖↔Ѫᴬᵝ‫ૂٸ‬䈝˅ ޽⅑䈤᰾ˈᡁ‫ࠪڊ‬䘉а㹼Ѫˈ㔍ᰐ䍚മ਽䂹ǃ᚝ ᮜǃ⡡ᡤㅹ㠚⿱㠚࡙Ⲵᗳᘱˈ㘼ᱟ␵߰Ⲵˈ㲄䈊 Ⲵˈྲ֋䱰ᖃᒤ㠽䓛侢㱾а㡜ˈަԆ⢪⢢Ⲵ㯿Ӫ਼ 㜎ҏᱟྲᡁа㡜ˈѪҶⵏ⨶઼㠚⭡㘼㠽⭏ਆѹDŽ һᇎкѤ㓸ѻ䱵ˈ㤕ᴹఄᚘᗳᖸ䳮ᗇ䀓㝡ˈഐ↔ᡁ ᐼᵋᡁ㜭‫ڊ‬ԆԜⲴᕅሬ㘵ˈᝯԕ↔‫࣏Ⲵޫ׋‬ᗧ઼࣋

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䟿֯а࠷Շ⭏ᵚᶕ㧧ᗇウㄏ֋Ⲵ᷌ս˗ᒦѪഭ޵ཆ 䈨ཊ儈‫ܗ‬བྷᗧ䮯ѵտцˈቔަᐼᵋሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷోѩ ໎హ᧚ѪҶ䴚ฏ᭯ᮉ≨ц䮯ᆈ˖

䴚ኡ㔥ᔦ⧟㔅Ⲵ߰൏ а࠷࡙Ҁһъѻ㕈Ⓚ ѩ໎హ᧚᝸ᛢ㿲ц丣 ᝯަ䏣㧢ᚂѵտⲮࣛ ˄ᝯһъྲᰕѝཙ˅ ˄䈁㘵⌘˖↔Ѫሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷో䮯ሯ⽸䈧᮷˅ ᝯᚦ㕈⇱ൿᮉ⌅㘵 ъ䱵仐‫ق‬ᴹᖒᰐᖒ ᙍᜣ㹼Ѫ‫ޕ‬ᚦ࣓㘵 йᇍ䉋ᇎ࣐ᤱ≨ᯝ䲔 ˄䈁㘵⌘˖↔Ѫሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷోᡰ㪇Ⲵ䴚ฏ⽸⾧᮷˅ ˄ᝯ↔ㅹழ⌅ㅹє‫˅⮕ˈٸ‬ ↺㜌ѻᴰਁᝯ⦻ ࡙⳺ᰐ䗩䈨Շ⭏ ശ┑Პ䍔㹼ᝯ࣋ йᚦ䚃Շቭ䀓㝡 䗮䳵ຄˈ⨝䎎ଢ䳵䱯⬖⌒䗮઒㙦ᡰ૸DŽ˄ᡀቡᡰᝯ ૂˈᘥ䈥Ҷй䙽˅

ੰʽ䈨ཊⲴ䠁ࡊ䚃৻઼਴ൠⲴؑᗂԜˈབྷᇦ㾱ഒ㔃 а㠤ˈ਼ᗳॿ࣋ˈѪ䴚ฏ㯿ӪᵚᶕⲴ㠚⭡ˈѪ㯿ൠ ⵏ↓ᡀѪᡁԜ㠚ᐡⲴᇦഝˈѪ䘉ṧⲴᴉ‫ˈݹ‬བྷᇦ㾱 ഒ㔃а㠤ˈѪ Ҷ䘉њ‫ⴞ਼ޡ‬ḷ㘼ཻᯇˈ䘉ҏᱟᡰᴹ ⥞ࠪᇍ䍥⭏ભⲴ㤡䳴ԜⲴᗳᝯˈഐ↔ᰐ࡙⳺Ⲵа࠷ 㹼ᖴᗵ享㾱᭮ᔳˈ∄ྲ䛓ӋѪҶҹཪ㥹ኡ㘼㠚⴨ҹ ᯇㅹDŽ ᒤ䖫Ⲵ㯿Ӫ㾱ࣚ࣋ǃऔཻൠᆖҐॱ᰾ㅹ㯿ӪⲴ᮷ॆ ৺⨶䇪⸕䇶ˈᒤ㘱Ⲵ㯿Ӫҏ㾱ᢺ㠚ᐡⲴ䓛ਓ᜿㶽‫ޕ‬

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㠚❊㯿ӪⲴ䚇Җ৺䇹≲

ࡠழ⌅ѻѝˈབྷᇦ㾱‫਼ޡ‬ᕈᢜ઼ਁኅᡁԜ≁᯿Ր㔏 Ⲵ᮷ॆǃ䈝 䀰ǃ᮷ᆇǃ仾؇Ґᜟㅹˈབྷᇦ䜭㾱࣋ᡰ 㜭৺ൠˈѪҶ㯿ӪⲴᒨ⾿઼а࠷Շ⭏Ჲᰦ㧧ᗇц䰤 ശ┑ԕ㠣ウㄏ㧧ᗇ֋Ⲵ᷌ս㘼ཊ‫ڊ‬ழһˈ䘉䶎ᑨ䟽 㾱ˈ⾍ᝯབྷᇦਹ⾕ྲ ᜿ʽ ᡁ䘈㾱੺䇹ᡁⲴᇦӪ઼Ӣᴻྭ৻ǃhhh˄䈁㘵 ⌘˖ᨀࡠањ਽ᆇնੜн␵ᾊ˅˖ᡁ䓛ᰐ࠶᮷ˈᡁ Ⲵа࠷䍒ӗᰙᐢᐳᯭ൘֋⌅ᯩ䶒ˈ䈧֐Ԝн㾱䈤䘉 䟼ᴹᡁⲴ䍒ӗǃ 䛓䟼ᴹᡁⲴ䍒ӗˈᡆ㘵䘉䟼䛓䟼ᴹ ᡁⲴь㾯DŽᡁӰѸ䜭⋑ᴹˈᡁⲴ‫ݴ‬ᕏက࿩ǃӢᡊᴻ ৻઼ᯭѫԜ䈧䇠տ䘉а⛩DŽ䘈ᴹˈᐼᵋᡁ‫ڊ‬ᣵ‫Ⲵ؍‬ аӋґӢǃஷోǃ⾆ਔⲴ⢙ ૱ˈ֐Ԝ㾱᤹㓖ᇊⲴᰦ 䰤ྲᮠӔ䘈DŽ 㠚Ԇйца࠷ழ⌅എੁ㔉а࠷Շ⭏ㅹˈ⢩࡛ᱟ൘ൠ ⤡ㅹйᚦ䏓ⲴՇ⭏DŽ ˄↺㜌ѻᴰਁᝯ⦻ㅹа‫˅⮕ˈٸ‬ ˄↔⭏йца࠷࣏ᗧа‫ ˅⮕ˈٸ‬ ᴰਾˈഭ޵ཆⲴᡰᴹ⌅৻Ԝˈ䈧֐Ԝн㾱䳮䗷ˈ䈧 ֐ԜѪழ⸕䇶Ԝ⽸⾧ˈѳ㠣㨙ᨀ䰤ᡁԜᵚᴹ⿫࡛DŽ ‫׍‬ᙉᡁⲴ㘱ӪԜ઼ⲮဃԜҏ䈧ྲᱟਁᝯˈᰐ䇪ᘛҀ оⰋ㤖ǃྭоൿǃௌоᛢˈᡁԜ䜭㾱‫׍‬䶐кᐸй ᇍˈ䲔Ҷйᇍ޽⋑ᴹ‫׍‬䶐༴ˈ䈧֐Ԝн㾱ᘈ䇠ˈ᡾ 㾯ᗧंʽ ˍˎ ˎˌˍˎᒤˍᴸˍːᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴㖇ẁ⊏ ⌻Āᝯ㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷోѩ໎హ᧚≨ѵ傫цˈ㾯㯿㾱㠚 ⭡āㅹਓਧʽ ˍˏ ˎˌˍˎᒤˎᴸˍˍᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ѩ໎ᴢ⧽ ˄‫ܗ‬ቬ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯 㯿㾱㠚⭡āㅹਓਧʽ ˍː ˎˌˍˎᒤˎᴸˍˍᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ᵇঃ൘㠚 ❊ࡽ߉лⲴ䚇Җ˖ ᰲ䎧֐ඊᕪⲴཤˈѪᵇঃѻሺѕDŽ ᡁ䛓৊ᚙⲴ⡦⇽ǃӢ⡡Ⲵ‫ݴ‬ᕏ৺Ӣ኎ˈᡁণሶ㾱⿫ цDŽ Ѫᚙᜐᰐ䟿Ⲵ㯿Ӫˈᡁሶ⛩⟳䓟փDŽ 76

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㯿≁᯿Ⲵ‫ྣݯ‬ԜˈᡁⲴᐼᵋቡᱟˈ֐Ԝ㾱ഒ㔃а 㠤DŽ 㤕֐ᱟ㯿Ӫ㾱ク㯿㻵ˈᒦ㾱䇢㯿䈝ˈयᘈ㠚ᐡᱟ㯿 Ӫ˗ 㤕ᱟ㯿Ӫ㾱ᴹ᝸ᛢѻᗳˈ㾱⡡ᡤ⡦⇽ˈ㾱≁᯿ഒ 㔃ˈ㾱ᙌᛟᯱ⭏ˈ⧽ᜌࣘ⢙⭏ભDŽ ⽸ᝯ˄హ⬖ѩ໎హ᧚˅䗮䎆ஷోሺ㘵≨ѵտцDŽ ⽸ᝯ䴚ฏ㾯㯿Ⲵ儈‫ܗ‬བྷᗧԜ≨ѵտцDŽ ⽸ᝯ㯿≁᯿㝡⿫≹冄DŽ൘≹Ӫ冄ᦼл㯿Ӫ䶎ᑨⰋ 㤖ˈ䘉Ⰻ㤖䳮ԕᗽਇDŽ ↔≹冄ᕪঐ㯿ൠˈ↔≹冄ᕪᣃ㯿Ӫˈᰐ⌅൘ަᚦ⌅ л㔝⮉ˈᰐ⌅ᇩᗽ⋑ᴹՔⰅⲴᣈ⼘DŽ ↔≹冄ᰐ᝸ᛢᗳˈ↻ᇣ㯿Ӫ⭏ભDŽ ⽸ᝯ˄హ⬖ѩ໎హ᧚˅䗮䎆ஷోሺ㘵≨ѵտцʽ ˍˑ ˎˌˍˎᒤˏᴸˏᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴᡽ӱ ਹ˄ྣ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱‫ݱ‬䇨㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈѝ ഭ᭯ᓌ㾱㔉Ҹ㾯㯿㠚⭡āㅹਓਧʽ৫ᖃൠ䟷䇯Ⲵছ ᣕ䇠㘵߉ࡠ˖Āаᴸࡍˈ᡽䇙ਹ൘оྩⲴањӢᡊ 䈸ࡠа䘎ѢⲴ㠚❊һԦᰦ㺘⽪ˈྩᖸ⨶䀓ԆԜѪ ӰѸ㾱䘉ṧ‫ڊ‬DŽþ⋑ᴹӪਟԕ‫ۿ‬䘉ṧ㔗㔝⭏⍫л ৫DŽā ˍ˒ ˎˌˍˎᒤˏᴸːᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ӱ䶂˄ྣ˅ ஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯㯿㾱㠚 ⭡āㅹਓਧʽ ˍ˓ ˎˌˍˎᒤˏᴸˍːᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴䱽ཞⲭⲫ ˄‫ܗ‬Ӫ˅஺ࠪĀ㾱䗾䈧㠣ሺ䗮䎆ஷో䘄എ㾯㯿ˈ㾯 㯿㾱≁᯿㠚⭡ˈ䈝䀰㠚⭡āㅹਓਧʽ䘈ᘥ䈥䴚ኡ㔥 ᔦ⧟㔅Ⲵ߰൏ˈа࠷࡙Ҁһъѻ㕈Ⓚˈѩ໎హ᧚᝸ ᛢ㿲ц丣ˈᝯަ䏣㧢ᚂѵտⲮࣛㅹሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷో䮯 ሯ⽸䈧᮷DŽ ˍ˔ ˎˌˍˎᒤːᴸˍ˕ᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ᴢᑅహǃ ㍒ই൘㠚❊ࡽᖅ丣Ҷ䚇ౡ˖ 77

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㯿≁᯿ᱟᴹ⵰оՇн਼Ⲵᇇᮉ઼᮷ॆǃ᝸ᛢ઼ழ 㢟ǃᴹ࡙ԆѻᗳⲴ≁᯿ˈնᱟˈ㯿≁᯿ਇࡠѝഭⲴ ‫⮕ץ‬ǃ䭷঻઼Ⅺ僇DŽᡁԜᱟѪҶ㯿≁᯿⋑ᴹสᵜӪ ᵳⲴⰋ㤖઼ᇎ⧠ц⭼઼ᒣ㘼⛩⚛㠚❊ⲴˈᡁԜ㯿 ≁᯿⋑ᴹᴰสᵜӪᵳⲴⰋ㤖∄ᡁ‫ؙ‬㠚❊ⲴⰋ㤖䘈㾱 བྷDŽ ᡁ‫ؙ‬нᱟ⋑ᴹ㘳㲁֐Ԝᝏਇˈ઼֐Ԝ⭏↫࡛⿫ᱟ䘏 ᰙⲴһˈҏнᱟн⧽ᜌ㠚ᐡⲴ⭏ભDŽ㘼ᱟᡁ‫ؙ‬ᘇ਼ 䚃ਸൠѪҶ㯿≁᯿ᗇࡠ㠚⭡ǃ֋⌅᰼ⴋ઼Շ⭏㜭ཏ 㧧ᗇᒨ⾿ˈԕ৺ц⭼઼ᒣ㘼⛩⚛㠚❊ⲴDŽ նᱟ֐Ԝ㾱᤹➗ᡁ‫Ⲵؙ‬䚇ᝯ㹼һˈྲ᷌ᡁ‫ؙ‬㩭‫≹ޕ‬ ӪⲴ᡻ѝˈ֐Ԝн㾱‫ڊ‬ԫօᰐ⭿Ⲵ⢪⢢ˈᡁ‫ؙ‬нᝯ ԫօӪѪ↔㘼ਇࡠՔᇣˈྲ㜭䘉ṧࡉᱟᡁ‫Ⲵؙ‬ᗳ ᝯDŽྲ᷌֐ԜѪ Ҷᡁ‫ؙ‬㘼Քᗳˈ䛓ቡੜӾᆖ㘵઼к ᐸབྷᗧⲴ䈍ˈᆖҐ᮷ॆн㾱䘧䙄ˈሩᵜ᯿㾱ᛵ਼᡻ 䏣ˈ㾱ࣚ࣋ᆖҐᵜ≁᯿ⲴⲴ᮷ॆˈᒦഒ㔃а㠤ˈྲ 㜭䘉ṧࡉᱟᡁ‫Ⲵؙ‬ᗳᝯˈ᤹➗ 䚇ᝯ㹼һᱟᡁ‫⭡ؙ‬㺧 ⲴᝯᵋDŽ ˍ˕ ˎˌˍˎᒤˑᴸˏˌᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴ᰕ⧆˄ ྣ˅൘㠚❊ࡽ⮉лⲴ䚇ౡ˖ ⽸ᝯц⭼઼ᒣᒨ⾿DŽѪҶ֯ሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷో㜭ཏ䘄എ 㾯㯿ˈ䃻н㾱㓥ᇩ㠚ᐡᚓ᜿ൠነᇠᡆӔ᱃⢢⮌ˈᴤ н㾱‫˗ⴇڧ‬㯿Ӫ㾱䈤㯿䃎ˈн㾱ᢃᷦDŽᡁᝯѪа࠷ 㤖䳮ⲴᴹᛵՇ⭏᢯ᣵⰋ㤖DŽྲ᷌ᡁ㩭ࡠѝ‫ޡ‬ᖃተⲴ ᡻ѝˈ䃻н㾱৽ᣇᣥࡦDŽབྷᇦ㾱ഒ㔃а㠤ˈᆖҐ᮷ ॆ⸕䇶ˈᇦӪн㾱ѪᡁⲴ㠚❊ᝏࡠՔᗳDŽ ˎˌ ˎˌˍˎᒤ˒ᴸˍˑᰕ㠚❊Ⲵ⡡ഭ㤡䳴䗮ⵏຄ൘ 㠚❊ࡽ⮉лㆰ⸝䚇Җྲл˖ Ⲹ‫׍‬йᇍˈ ⽸ᝯц⭼઼ᒣDŽ ⽸ᝯሺ㘵䗮䎆ஷోഎᖂ᭵䟼DŽ 78

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