By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 04:15 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:05 EST, 23 October 2012 A Tibetan man died after setting himself alight in the latest self-immolation protest against Chinese rule over the Himalayan region yesterday. The fatal protest occurred at a prominent Tibetan monastery in Gansu province, northwestern China a London-based rights group said. This is the seventh self-immolation death as a result of pro-Tibet protests against China this month, Free Tibet said. Deadly protest: The man's body on fire near a prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery in China's northwestern Gansu province The protester, who has been identified as 50-year-old man named Dhondup, set fire to himself near the prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery on Monday morning.
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Seventh Tibetan dies from self-immolation this month
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Nearly 60 Tibetans have set themselves alight in protest against Chinese rule since March 2011
She said China's government could recognize that @placeholder demands for freedom cannot be extinguished by force and that it "must enter into meaningful dialogue with Tibetan representatives, supported by the international community.'