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Persecuted Tibetans seeking pro bono representation are getting plenty of support from major American law firms -- even those with busy China practices. Judging from the impressive list of firms that have counseled Tibetans in recent years, there should be no shortage of help in the event of an uptick. One reason law firms are not shying away is that most of the work consists of individual asylum applications, which tend to be discreet.
July 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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