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Hajime Fujita
Dancer, Dance Maker, and Choreographer in the field of Contemporary Dance. Originally from Japan, living in Porto, Portugal. His pieces have been introduced in Japan, France, Spain, Poland and Portugal since 2001.
In 2006, selected as a participant of danceWEB 2006 Contemporary Dance Scholarship programme (Vienna, Austria) and Pointe to Point(Warsaw, Poland, collaboration project between Asian and European artists). Nominated in Rolex Mentor and Protege Arts Initiative programme(Geneva, Swiss) in 2008. Participated the dance formation called PEPCC in Forum Dança in Lisbon in 2008.
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24.3.08
Wired: Chinese Authorities Place 'Wanted' Posters For Tibetan Rioters On Web Portals
Wired: Chinese Authorities Place 'Wanted' Posters For Tibetan Rioters On Web Portals
Meanwhile, Tibetans in Los Angeles held a rally. Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing covered the event and interviewed some of the participants.
The news wires also report that the current riots may have some expensive consequences. The Chinese authorities are re-thinking the idea of allowing the American news networks to broadcast live from Tiananmen Square during the Olympic games this August. The networks apparently paid hundreds of millions of dollars for the privilege.
In other news, the Dalai Lama, it seems, also shares a pet peeve with reporters that all other leaders do. The Dalai Lama issued a terse press release today that said: " ... He also reminded the Media not to quote him out of context."
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