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Exiled Tibetans hold prayer vigil Exiled Tibetans hold prayer vigil
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Tibetan exiles living in the UK have held a prayer vigil in north London amid growing concern about violence in their homeland.Tibetan exiles living in the UK have held a prayer vigil in north London amid growing concern about violence in their homeland.
About 100 people, including ex-political prisoners, attended to express anger about clashes between protestors and Chinese police in Tibet.About 100 people, including ex-political prisoners, attended to express anger about clashes between protestors and Chinese police in Tibet.
As many as 100 civilians have been killed by the security forces according to the Tibetan government in exile.As many as 100 civilians have been killed by the security forces according to the Tibetan government in exile.
The vigil will be held in the Boston Arms pub in Tufnell Park. The vigil was held in the Boston Arms pub in Tufnell Park.
During the protests, those gathered banged on the doors of the Chinese embassy, before the prayer vigil. During the protests those gathered banged on the doors of the Chinese embassy, before the prayer vigil.
'Worrying situation''Worrying situation'
Among those attending was Ngawang Sangdrol, a Buddhist nun, was sentenced to 23 years in prison for her beliefs.Among those attending was Ngawang Sangdrol, a Buddhist nun, was sentenced to 23 years in prison for her beliefs.
In 2001 she was released after 11 years confinement.In 2001 she was released after 11 years confinement.
"I am very worried about the situation," she said."I am very worried about the situation," she said.
"I was in prison for 11 years and I know how the Chinese government treat people."I was in prison for 11 years and I know how the Chinese government treat people.
"We have no human rights there, governments around the world should speak out."We have no human rights there, governments around the world should speak out.
"It is about people's lives not business. People are fighting for freedom and the truth.""It is about people's lives not business. People are fighting for freedom and the truth."
Another protester, Chonpel Tesring, said emotions ran "very high" during the event.Another protester, Chonpel Tesring, said emotions ran "very high" during the event.
"There is over 50 years of frustration at the lack of progress in ending the occupation of Tibet," Chonpel said."There is over 50 years of frustration at the lack of progress in ending the occupation of Tibet," Chonpel said.
"There were moments when people tried to get into the embassy"."There were moments when people tried to get into the embassy".
He claimed however, calm was quickly restored.He claimed however, calm was quickly restored.