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Free Tibet engages with science students as ad van sends message around central London
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Writer sentenced to two years in prison after secret trial
Monlam Gyatso had been held in detention for over 14 months before his trial
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Edinburgh City Council to remove all Hikvision cameras
In yet another win for our campaign to get Hikvision out of the UK, Edinburgh CIty Council committed to removing Hikvision surveillance cameras from the city by next year.
Drago County: Third Buddhist statue torn down
Tibetan Buddhist monks forced to tear down a revered statue of eighth-century Indian Tantric master
University student arrested after teaching Tibetan
Choedon was arrested earlier this month and has not been seen since
Top 5 campaign wins for No Beijing 2022
The Beijing Winter Olympics were a public relations and ratings flop, but there was one clear winner: the No Beijing 2022 campaign
Drago County: Three monks severely ill after six years of torture
Arrested after the 2012 Drago protests, three monks were subjected to forced labour and denied adequate food
Drago county: Three tibetans detained after phone searches
Three more Tibetans were detained in January after Drago County police searched their phone data
Families of exiled tibetans ordered to install cell phone spyware
Detention after phone search in Chamdo and Drag-yab County known to last up to three months
Nearly two-thirds of UK councils use CCTV linked to Tibetan oppression
Research conducted by Free Tibet has found that at least 275 UK councils, in every part of the nation, are using CCTV cameras manufactured by Hikvision, a Chinese state-owned company
More London boroughs using CCTV linked to genocide
Research conducted by Free Tibet has found that at least 18 of the 32 London borough councils are using CCTV cameras manufactured by Hikvision, a Chinese state-owned company linked to human rights abuses
China announces further restrictions on Buddhism on the internet
In further restrictions to the already shrinking space for religious communities in China and Tibet to freely practice their religion, the Chinese state announced a new regulation