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Our letter to Hikvision UK
Free Tibet has sent a letter to Hikvision UK asking for a meeting with their Marketing Manager Justin Hollis, who accused us of 'throwing around accusations'.
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Doctors declare political prisoner’s torture injuries beyond treatment
Norzin was released in May in critical health but was denied immediate medical treatment
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Chinese government to force more than 100,000 Tibetans out of their homes
Chinese-state media says that the government plans to start relocating thousands of rural Tibetans away from their traditional homelands this month
Drago County: Monks Forced to Take Responsibility for Demolitions
Chinese authorities forced Tibetan monks to sign a letter of confession claiming that it was them who destroyed the giant Buddha statue in Drago County
Fate of Tibetan political prisoner remains unknown after four years
Namkha has remained unseen and unheard of since his arrest in 2018
170 Tibetans detained after opposing land confiscation
Authorities in Golog, eastern Tibet, are enforcing laws allowing authorities to strip land from Tibetan nomads
China steps up security across Tibet ahead of Dalai Lama’s birthday
Images from the Tibetan capital Lhasa show drones, checkpoints and police
Towards a Better Understanding of Mental Health Among Exiled Tibetans
"Despite different approaches and methods, mental hygiene is as important as physical health"
Political prisoner and mother, Norzin Wangmo, released
Norzin Wangmo was released early but in poor health, and is now being denied access to hospital
Child snatched from mother by police in central Tibet
Kundol Sangmo and her mother Dekyi are among thousands of rural Tibetans forced to move to urban areas
Another Tibetan man arrested for WeChat comments
Palsang allegedly posted criticism of China’s increasingly tight restrictions on the Tibetan language
Driver released after nine months in police custody
Rinchen Dorjee is now free, the whereabouts of two other Tibetan detainees remains unknown