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Tibet protests bring generations together

Protest rallies took place around the world in March to mark a half century of Chinese rule in Tibet brought…

By Alfred Hermida , in City , on July 28, 2009 Tags: ,

Tibetan protest in VancouverProtest rallies took place around the world in March to mark a half century of Chinese rule in Tibet brought young and old together.

Produced by Ryan Fletcher, Rosemary Keevil-Fairburn, Aaron Tam and Brent Wittmeier.

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