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03/19/2008
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Not Just Words
The EU is being urged to do more to stop China's crackdown on pro-independence protests in Tibet.
Tuning Out
Some DW readers said they'd turn off the Olympics in a personal show of support for monks in Tibet.
Beijing Boycott?
The EU opposes a boycott of the Beijing Olympics over China's crackdown of Tibet protests.
Pressuring Beijing
European newspapers were divided over boycotting the Olympics as China cracks down in Tibet.
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Germany urged the Tibetan demonstrators and the Chinese government to show restraint.
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