A pro-Tibet demonstrator is arrested during a speech by Chinese Olympic Committee President Liu Qi at the Olympic flame lighting ceremony for the Beijing 2008 Games at the site of ancient Olympia in Greece, March 24, 2008. REUTERS/Mal Langsdon (GREECE)
Si la llama olímpica es sagrada los derechos humanos también lo son, incluso mas que el fuego olímpico.
Esa fue una de las frases que utilizaron los protestantes es la ceremonia del encendido de la llama olímpica que recorrerá el mundo, iniciando desde Grecia.
Pero entre protestas fundamentadas y el deporte aquí les ponemos el vídeo de la ceremonia:
video Olympic Flame Lighting Ceremony in Greece 2008 - Highlights
Anti logo Tibet China Beijing 2008 juegos olimpicos
Este es el nuevo antilogo de los juegos Olimpicos de Beijing 2008 y es que como han visto el día de hoy en sportsinter.net entre protestas desde el Tibel y varias partes del mundo, ademas de las violaciones derechos humanos en China y el bloqueo de informacion para periodistas alla en lejano oriente, estos juegos ya están manchados desde antes.
Anti-logo Beijing 2008 tong beng compi
El how-to o el como hicieron el logo de los juegos olímpicos en China aquí esta, ya le ha dado la vuelta al mundo.
este es uno de los juegos olímpicos menos queridos y tal vez menos vistos de la era moderna, principalmente por ong y la gente no por países o bloques.
China olympics Beijing 2007 protest
Protesting at th olympic flame lighting in Greece.
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Beijing antilogo 2008
Otro de los anti logos para estos juegos olimpicos, tal vez por eso la selección mexicana sub-23 no quiso ir a los juegos olímpicos, fue para boicotearlos.
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Tibetan Protestor infront of United Nations New York City
NEW YORK (AP) -- Dozens of Tibetans, young and old, held a noisy protest against Chinese rule outside the United Nations on Friday while President Bush was speaking elsewhere in Manhattan. Three demonstrators tried unsuccessfully to enter the U.N. and six were arrested, officials said.
The protesters carried placards and Tibetan flags, bearing dragons and a yellow sun with red and blue rays, and shouted ``Free Tibet!'' ``No freedom, no peace, no Olympics!'' and ``Wake up United Nations!''
The spontaneous protest was a smaller, more peaceful version of one in Katmandu, Nepal, where police scuffled on Friday with about 1,000 protesters, including dozens of Buddhist monks. About 12 monks were injured.
The demonstrations were held in support of monks in Tibet, where flaring violence resulted in burned shops and vehicles, and gunshots fired in the streets of the capital, Lhasa. A radio report said two people had been killed.
Psurbu Tsering of the Tibetan Association said its members had received phone calls from Tibet claiming 70 people had been killed by Chinese authorities, a thousand people had been arrested, and all the monasteries had been locked up. The claims could not be verified.
According to U.N. deputy spokeswoman Marie Okabe, guards thwarted three demonstrators as they ``tried to force entry'' into the compound through a staff entrance gate on First Avenue near 42nd Street. A U.N. staff member saw at least one man wrestled to the ground.
The six arrests were for disorderly conduct, according to New York Police Department spokesman Paul Browne.
About 70 demonstrators had gathered in a traffic island, some sitting and some standing, and were quickly surrounded by police.
After about a half hour, an empty bus and police van arrived; officers took out plastic handcuffs in apparent anticipation of arrests. Instead, they persuaded the protesters to move to Ralph Bunche Park, across from the U.N. on First Avenue.
There, the protest grew to more than 100, and the chanting and shouting continued, including, ``Stop the killing!'' and ``We want China out of Tibet now!''
``Emotions were high; Tibetans were getting killed. At least we can raise our voice,'' said Tenzin Kalden of the Tibetan Youth Congress. ``All the Tibetans, big or small, young or old, they have one pain in their heart, which is the illegal occupation of China, and we need to kick China out of Tibet.''
He said ``empty words'' from the United Nations cannot solve the issue of Tibet.
``United Nations has to lead and has to act against the Communist regime of China,'' Kalden said. ``The United Nations is here for that purpose only.''
Asked what the U.N. can do since China is a veto-wielding member of the Security Council, the U.N.'s most powerful organ, Kalden conceded: ``That's a really, really big question mark.''
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Encarcelan escritor por criticas a Beijing 2008
Desafortunadamente como ya lo habíamos mencionado antes aquí los derechos humanos en China esta por los suelos. Ahora acaban de encarcelar a otro reportero escritor.
Reporteros sin Fronteras denunció la represión de la que ha sido objeto Wang Delia, escritor que decidió criticar la detención de otro escritor y que se permitió escribir "Los Juegos Olímpicos esposados solo traerán desgracia a la población. El periodista Li Yuanlong condenado a dos años por cuatro artículos.
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China human right violation and environmental disaster is the number one problem with these games.
Violation des drtoits humain en Chine et le désastre environnemental.
La violación de los derechos humanos, y el desastre ambiental es el problema numero uno de estos juegos olímpicos.
Beer Cerveza Tsing Tao Beijing Olimpics 2008
Sabadabado listos para la fiesta en Beiking ya tienen su propia cerveza
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Plaque of Ian Thorpe Outside Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
Ian Thorpe case closed.
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Amnistía Internacional y Los aros olímpicos
Esta fuerte campaña lanzada por Amnistía Internacional para denunciar los abusos en materia de derechos humanos se dan en China, y que no se detendrán pese a la celebración de los Juegos Olímpicos el próximo año esta causando impacto o por lo menos eso intentan en amnistía internacional.
Ya se habían comentado abusos por parte de los organizadores en la construcción de la villa olimpica.
visto en el blog de Maca.
mas fotos de la campaña
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