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    • China warns Tibetan internet users of “strike hard” campaign for dissenting acts 

      China warns Tibetan internet users of “strike hard” campaign for dissenting acts 

      January 3, 2021
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: In a recent notice, the Chinese authorities in “Tibet Autonomous Region” announced criminal prosecutions against individuals who use online communication tools to engage in activities against the Chinese Communist Party. More
    • China jails Tibetan nomad for social media posts on His Holiness the Dalai Lama and CTA

      China jails Tibetan nomad for social media posts on His Holiness the Dalai Lama and CTA

      December 30, 2020
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: A Chinese court has sentenced a Tibetan nomad from Machin, Golog Prefecture in Tibet earlier this month. More
    • Ten Tibetans sentenced after a sham “anti-gang” trial in Tibet

      Ten Tibetans sentenced after a sham “anti-gang” trial in Tibet

      October 6, 2020
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: The US-based The International Campaign for Tibet came out with a 28-page report “The ‘Evil’ Trial of 10 Sangchu Tibetans” exposing a sham “anti-gang” trial of ten Tibetans from Tibet’s traditional Amdo region in June this year. FreeTibet, a UK-based rights group filed a brief report on the same in July. More
    • Adrian Zenz on China’s militarized vocational training system in Tibet: A case study of TAR

      Adrian Zenz on China’s militarized vocational training system in Tibet: A case study of TAR

      September 28, 2020
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      Dharamshala: Under the guise of alleviating poverty in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), China introduces new policies coercing thousands of Tibetans in the region into mass labour through a militarised system, said a study authored by Adrian Zenz, an independent researcher specialising in Tibet and East Turkestan (Ch: Xinjiang). More
    • Coercive “Labour Trainings” of over half a million Tibetans by China raised at UNHRC Session

      Coercive “Labour Trainings” of over half a million Tibetans by China raised at UNHRC Session

      September 25, 2020
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      Geneva: On 25 September 2020, at the ongoing 45th regular session of the UN Human Rights Council, the issue of coercive “labour trainings” of over half a million Tibetans in Tibet by China was raised by Thinlay Chukki, CTA’s Special Appointee for Human Rights at Tibet Bureau Geneva. Speaking on behalf of the Society for Threatened Peoples under the Council’s agenda item no. More
    • Xi Jinping’s Proposed Policy Direction on Tibet Misguided: CTA President

      Xi Jinping’s Proposed Policy Direction on Tibet Misguided: CTA President

      August 31, 2020
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      Dharamshala: CTA President Dr Lobsang Sangay today refuted Chinese President Xi Jinping’s proposed policy directions on Tibet and called it “misguided” and “unrealistic”.  Xi Jinping has laid out four key policy directions on Tibet which include combating ‘separatism’ and Sinicizing Tibetan Buddhism, at the 7th Central Symposium on Tibet Works in Beijing on Saturday, 29 August. More
    • No Improvement in Access to Tibet in 2019: US State Department’s second report to Congress on access to Tibet

      No Improvement in Access to Tibet in 2019: US State Department’s second report to Congress on access to Tibet

      August 7, 2020
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      Dharamshala: Exactly a month after the US Secretary of State announced visa sanctions on the Chinese government and political leaders for restricting journalists, tourists, diplomats or other American officials from accessing autonomous regions in Tibet, US State Department released its second annual report to US Congress on access to Tibet in 2019. More
    • Visa Restrictions on Chinese Govt Officials The Right Message by US: CTA President

      Visa Restrictions on Chinese Govt Officials The Right Message by US: CTA President

      July 8, 2020
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      Dharamshala: "The Chinese government officials who think they can get away with violating Tibetan rights, that they can act with impunity are proved wrong now. The US government is taking actions and all those Chinese officials, hopefully, even their family members will be put under restrictions if they want to visit the US," said President Dr Lobsang Sangay. More
    • Information Secretary questions Chinese delegations’ dubious claims of “freedom and progress” in Tibet

      Information Secretary questions Chinese delegations’ dubious claims of “freedom and progress” in Tibet

      January 24, 2020
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      Dharamshala: The Information Secretary of Central Tibetan Administration said China has been sending its so-called “Tibetan delegation” overseas to promote propaganda on Tibet and to deter international criticism of its egregious human rights abuses inside Tibet. "China has been sending delegations abroad to promote its propaganda on Tibet. More
    • Tibetan monk sentenced for the second time by Chinese authorities in Tibet

      Tibetan monk sentenced for the second time by Chinese authorities in Tibet

      September 10, 2019
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      Dharamshala: A Tibetan monk from Ngaba county's Kirti Monastery who was arrested more than a year ago was sentenced to 3 years in prison by Chinese authorities last week as per our sources. More
    • China’s suppression of Tibet continues: Human Rights Report 2019

      China’s suppression of Tibet continues: Human Rights Report 2019

      August 29, 2019
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      Dharamshala: The annual Human Rights Report 2019 records that the human rights situation in Tibet is still no better than yesterday as the Tibetans continue to face severe restriction in their religious freedom, speech, movement, and assembly. More
    • Niece of Tulku Tenzin Delek appeals President Trump for continued support and honourable return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Tibet

      Niece of Tulku Tenzin Delek appeals President Trump for continued support and honourable return of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Tibet

      July 18, 2019
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      Washington DC: US President Donald Trump met with survivors of religious persecution in the White House's Oval Office on Wednesday. Niece of late Tulku Tenzin Rinpoche, Nyima Lhamo was part of the delegation which included 2018 Nobel Peace Prize winner, Nadia Murad. More
    • Photos of 2012 Tibetan Self-immolators Identified

      Photos of 2012 Tibetan Self-immolators Identified

      May 22, 2019
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      Dharamshala: Three Tibetans who had self-immolated in 2012 protesting against Chinese rule and policies in Tibet have now been identified with their photographs. Although details of the three self-immolators were received and recorded in the same year, their photographs became available only years later. All three died on site after their immolation protests. More
    • China Sentences Nine Tibetans Demanding Land Rights in Rebgong

      China Sentences Nine Tibetans Demanding Land Rights in Rebgong

      May 3, 2019
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: A Chinese court has sentenced nine Tibetans for creating an informal organization urging authorities to return community land taken by authorities in Rebgong County, Malho (Chinese: Huangnan) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, in the traditional province of Amdo. They were sentenced around mid-April for three to seven years. More
    • Tibetan Man Tortured for Singing Tibetan National Anthem Dies

      Tibetan Man Tortured for Singing Tibetan National Anthem Dies

      April 30, 2019
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Dharamshala: A Tibetan man formerly detained and tortured for singing the Tibetan national anthem in April 2016, Pema Wangchen from Karze, passed away last Friday at a hospital in the Chinese city of Chengdu, Sichuan province. According to reports, on 26 April around noon, Pema Wangchen died from prolonged illness sustained through torture suffered while in Chinese police custody three years ago. More
    • As Tibetans mark 30th birthday of Panchen Lama in Absentia, China is urged to release the 2nd highest Tibetan Spiritual Leader held captive for 24 years

      As Tibetans mark 30th birthday of Panchen Lama in Absentia, China is urged to release the 2nd highest Tibetan Spiritual Leader held captive for 24 years

      April 25, 2019
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      Dharamshala: The rightful 11th Panchen Lama of Tibet, Kunzik Gedhun Choekyi Nyima must be released and enthroned at his seat at Tashi Lhunpo Monastery in Tibet, President Dr Lobsang Sangay said today. In a solemn ceremony at the headquarters of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, hundreds of Tibetans and supporters marked the 30th birth-anniversary of the 11th Panchen Lama in absentia. More
    • China Closes Central Tibet to the World Ahead of 60th Anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day

      China Closes Central Tibet to the World Ahead of 60th Anniversary of Tibetan National Uprising Day

      February 22, 2019
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      -Filed by UN, EU and Human Rights Desk, DIIR, CTA Foreign travelers are barred from visiting Central Tibet for two months as China has closed the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) to the world. This closure comes just ahead of the anniversary of the 1959 Tibetan National Uprising Day and the 2008 mass protests. More
    • Tibetans Sentenced in Central Tibet in 2018 for “Inciting Separatism”

      Tibetans Sentenced in Central Tibet in 2018 for “Inciting Separatism”

      January 19, 2019
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      -Filed by UN, EU and Human Rights Desk, DIIR, CTA In 2018, China has sentenced 25 Tibetans in the central Tibet, the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) under charges of "inciting separatism" and endangering "national security," reported the state mouthpiece Global Times. The TAR high court presented the information in its work report last weekend. More
    • The Implications of China’s Recent Moves in Tibet

      The Implications of China’s Recent Moves in Tibet

      September 28, 2018
       •  Published By Bureau Reporter
       
      Whatever one reads into China's recent moves in Tibet, one thing is very clear: Beijing has big plans for Tibet in all fronts. These plans constitute the increasing militarization of the Tibetan Plateau in China's push against India and securing the border, Tibet serving as a location of migrant Chinese settlers and the source of natural resources for rapidly industrializing economy. More
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      China Tears Down Tibetan Homes, Business at Qinghai Lake

      China Tears Down Tibetan Homes, Business at Qinghai Lake

      August 4, 2018
       
      Authorities in northwestern China’s Qinghai province are demolishing restaurants, shops, and guesthouses set up by Tibetans for tourists near scenic Qinghai Lake, resulting in severe financial hardship for those affected, according to a local source. More
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