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Urgent appeal from the Kashag

Dated: 09 April 2008

According to press report of 2nd April, Mr. Zhang Qingli, Party Secretary of TAR, is quoted to have stated that all those involved in the recent "riots" in Tibet will be tried and sentenced with strictest measures by the end of April.

According to information available, Mr. Zhang Qingli at a meeting attended by district level and above communist party cadres, including government officials, declared that the authority is to adopt four quick procedures which include quick order, quick arrest and quick trial. With these orders in place it is very obvious that the authorities in Tibet intend to exercise quick summary trial without proper legal procedures and carry out executions. In fact out of over 100 monks from Ramoche , 70 monks have already been arrested on 07 April.

Therefore, we urgently appeal to the international legal bodies and governments to help save the lives of those arrested and ensure proper legal trials.

Due to very strict restriction on movements, Tibetan particularly in the monasteries are unable to get food supplies. Therefore, we also appeal for help to ensure that those confined in the monasteries where shortage of food is causing great suffering, and may cause death due to hunger are supplied with timely provision of food and other required needs. In fact, there has already been a death in Lhasa due to desperations from hunger.

KASHAG


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