- Countries:
- China, Japan
- Topics:
- Humanitarian, Protest, Religion
Martin J Frid wrote an account for a candle night event in a Buddhist temple for showing their concern and support for Tibetan.
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could some people tell me what they think about the riots in tibet plezz