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Editor | April 30, 2014 |

Aug. 5 (Radio Free Asia): Chinese authorities have taken into custody two men – identified as a lama named Tenzin and a layman named Tashi – following a wave of roundups of other protesters who have sought to block mine operations in the Chamdo prefecture in Tibet Autonomous Region during the last three months.

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