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UN Questions Vietnam and China Over Tibetan Lama’s Death
Special rapporteurs have raised serious concerns about increasing transnational repression against Tibetans, and call for a full investigation.
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22 year old student advocate for Tibet detained in China
Zhang Yadi (online alias Tara @Tara.Freesoul), has been incommunicado for 50 days inside China, and is feared to have been detained by state security authorities.
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Tibetan Monk Commits Suicide Following Crackdown
Fifty-two year old Shersang Gyatso died at his monastery in Ba County following an intensive crackdown.
Tibetan missing a month after arrest for Lhasa lockdown posts
A Tibetan man who was arrested in August after posting on social media about the conditions facing those under Covid lockdown in the Tibetan capital Lhasa, is still missing more than a month later
Queen’s Funeral: China invited, why not the Dalai Lama?
China’s President Xi Jinping has been invited to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral, whilst the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile have been ignored
Another Tibetan arrested for possessing photos of the Dalai Lama
Karma is being held in an unknown location and has been charged with separatism
Hikvision sees 11% drop in profits amid mounting criticism
Free Tibet has confronted the surveillance company for its links to human rights abuses against Tibetans and Uyghurs
Free Tibet protest video banned from China’s TikTok platform
The video showed Free Tibet staff being stopped and searched by security at Wimbledon for wearing Where is Peng Shuai t-shirts
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'
Doctors declare political prisoner’s torture injuries beyond treatment
Norzin was released in May in critical health but was denied immediate medical treatment
Tibetan arrested for not registering WeChat group
Lotse’s WeChat group had around 100 members from across Tibet
A message for the Conservative party leadership candidates
Free Tibet sets out some ways for the prospective prime ministers to protect Tibetan human rights