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Environment: Majora Carter Stands with Tibetans at Torch Relay

Monday, April 14th, 2008 @ 03:45 UTC

by Juliana Rotich

Countries:: China, U.S.A.
Topics:: Environment, Human Rights

From the blog It’s Getting Hot In Here, Jamie posts on last week's torch relay in San Fransisco, and the statement given by Majora Carter when she carried the Olympic torch, and also expressed solidarity with Tibet.

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