AFP/Radio Free Asia: Three immolations of Tibetans in eight days

Empty original: Three immolations of Tibetans in eight days

PHOTO: Tibetans in exile with a portrait of their spiritual leader Dalai Lama, and an image of a young Tibetan who immolated himself (left) the day before, he 30 September at a vigil in the Indian town of Dharamsala

Three Tibetans immolated themselves by fire in eight days in China to protest against the repression exercised in their region by Beijing, Radio Free Asia indicated this Sunday (RFA) citing sources from inner Tibet.

Since February 2009 have occurred 54 cases of immolations or attempts by Tibetans in China, 44 mortal, depending on the station.

The vast majority have been registered since March 2011 in the Tibetan regions of Sichuan provinces (southwest), Qinghai y Gansu (northwest).

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