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741 2016-03-16 316 Uprising - Puli Allan(埔里愛蘭) remembered seniors sacrificed in the battle of Wu Niu Lan(烏牛欄) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 475
742 2016-03-12 Trip of looking for 228 cultural landscape in Central Taiwan - Back to the route of Wu Niu Lan(烏牛欄) with Huang Chin-tao(黃金島) Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 549
743 2016-03-12 Celebration of Life to the 100th Birthday of Taiwan National Hero Chen Chih-hsiung(陳智雄) Martyr Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 704
744 2016-03-08 Mul-thought(摸索) Society, Taichung University of Education, News Conference Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 501
745 2016-03-06 American, George H. Kerr. dedicates his whole life to Taiwan special exhibition Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 517
746 2016-03-06 228 Memorial Exhibition at New Taipei City Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 613
747 2016-03-06 Uncertain era: From 228 to White Terror special exhibition Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 493
748 2016-03-06 Visit National Taiwan Museum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 474
749 2016-03-05 Tati Annual Board Meeting Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 535
750 2016-03-05 The Reappearance of 27 Brigade Forum Taiwan Tati Cultural & Educational Foundation 511
 
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Newsflash

Imprisoned Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo (劉曉波), a key participant in the “Charter 08” initiative, was awarded this year’s Nobel Peace Prize yesterday for using non--violent means to demand fundamental human rights in his homeland, igniting a furious response from China, which accused the Norwegian Nobel Committee of violating its own principles by honoring “a criminal.”

Chinese state media immediately blacked out the news and Chinese government censors blocked Nobel Prize reports from Web sites. China declared the decision would harm its relations with Norway, while the Nordic country responded that was a petty thing for a world power to do.