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Surrounded
It’s all about the angle and emotion in this image by Sam Kang Li from a rally by Tibetan protesters in Nepal. Through the use of the angle you view the protesters from the police point of view. The raw emotion on their faces adds the human element to the photo.
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On location in Tibet
It’s not every day you see military personnel on the streets of Tibet and it’s certainly not every day that we receive picture of it. So, when a You Witness contributor (who prefers not to be named due to the sensitivity of the story) sent in three dramatic images of exactly that, they were quickly sent off to our chief photographer in China who contacted him directly to seek permission and arrange payment for using the images on the Reuters Pictures Wire service. In total, 12 images from this You Witness contributor have been sent to an international audience via the Reuters Pictures Wire.
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Maybe China could spare a few troops, at their expense for Iraq and Afghanistan. Religion seems to attract trouble like garbage attracts flies.
What exactly is it that Tibet wants? Freedom to do what? Can only wonder why China wants Tibet. Do all governments like all religions have world domination as their goal? Isn’t the conflict in Tibet who will rule Tibet, China or the Dalia Lama?
Good picture. Could have been taken in Baghdad, Afghanistan, Islamabad or Texas, both past and present couldn’t it?
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The Wall
These police are nepal police.By the way they have heart of stone.They are verry agressive too, i have seen then beating citizens of nepal.