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Further details emerge of evictions at Larung Gar
Around 1,000 monks and nuns were expelled from Larung Gar Buddhist Academy late last year
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Thousands turn out to protest China’s UK super embassy
The UK government is due to make the final decision on whether China can relocate to the Royal Mint building in east London
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Tibetan monk released in poor health
Rachung was jailed for sending prayer money to Tibetan exile monasteries to pray his late uncle who died from self immolation
Free Tibet Staffer Arrested Protesting Beijing Olympics
Jason Leith is one of three activists arrested today after bringing the "No Beijing 2022" message to the torch-lighting ceremony
Chinese Government Officially Confirms the Detention of Two Tibetans
The Chinese government has responded to a letter by UN experts, confirming the imprisonment of Rinchen Tsultrim and the detention of Go Sherab Gyatso
Tibetan Teenagers in Central Tibet Start School Year With Military Training
A newly opened camp in Nagchu City held a six-day training on national defence education
Hundreds of Activists Gather to Protest CCP Human Rights Abuses
Free Tibet and allies gathered and marched in central London to protest China's 'National Day'
Dza Wonpo: Over 100 Tibetan Detainees Released After Month-long Torture and Interrogation
Three still remain in detention while a stone memorial honouring resistance to the 1959 invasion found to be destroyed
October 2021
100 years of CCP rule, building towards an Olympic boycott, and the Dalai Lama's 86th birthday.
Survivors Of Earthquake Under Surveillance And Uncertainty
Tibetan homes torn down for reconstruction and 1,216 children relocated to distant boarding schools
Many Students From Forcibly Closed Tibetan School Can’t Register at New Schools
Non-local students left adrift without admission and teachers not allowed to shelter orphans
Campaigners and Communities Gather for Tower Hamlets Rally
Scores of people braved the rain to call for Hong Kong Square, Tibet Hill and Uyghur Court to take their place on maps of London