China: Tibetan Protesters Denied Fair Trial

30 Apr

Posted by Otto in Human Rights

Sentenced in Secret After Party Urges ‘Quick Hearings’
The trials of 30 Tibetans accused of participating in violent protests on March 14 in Lhasa were not open and public, as claimed by the Chinese government, and did not meet minimum international standards of due process, Human Rights Watch said today.

Link to hrw.org

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