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Inspired to ‘build trust and work together,’ Tibetans and Vietnamese hold human rights conference in Little Saigon

September 4, 2017;

LA Times, 2 September 2017 The Tibetan leader, draped in a silky, traditional loose coat, joined a group of monks in prayers with a single purpose: charting a path toward peace. Near Lobsang Sangay, the Harvard-educated ruler of the Tibetan … Continued

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