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Former political prisoner passes away in Tibet
Thupten Yeshi spent a quarter of his life in prison after his arrest in 1992
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Gonmo Kyi speaks out about her treatment in new video
The sister of political detainee Dorjee Tashi has been beaten, threatened and detained during her protests for her brother’s release
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UN RAISES CONCERNS OVER KAMTOK DAM
Letter from Special Rapporteurs seeks further information on the dam construction and crackdown in Dege County.
Tibetan Writer Held Without Trial for Two Years
Two years have passed since his arbitrary detention and no reason was given by authorities at the time of his arrest
New Directive in Larung Gar Forbids Outsiders Entry
Large-scale gatherings banned and tourism discouraged in Larung Gar, while Xi Jinping’s Party history campaign continues despite the pandemic
June 2021
China retaliates against the Ban Chen campaign, bringing Tibet to tower hamlets, and an interview with Tenpa Dhargye.
The Seventeen Point Agreement 70 Years on: a List of False Promises
The agreement, forced on Tibetans in 1951, is an admission that Tibet was never part of China
Penpa Tsering Elected President of Central Tibetan Administration
After the final round on 11 April, the results of the presidential elections confirmed Penpa Tsering as the new Sikyong
News of a Tibetan’s Killing in Central Tibet Delayed by Two Years
Chinese authorities have reported 35-year-old Norsang’s death as suicide, a claim contested by local sources
An Interview With Tenpa Dhargye – the Solo Tibetan Protester in Paris
In the midst of a buzzing crowd of tourists, busy taking selfies in front of the Eiffel tower, stood Tenpa Dhargye - a Tibetan who ran a solo protest for nearly a month
Forced Relocations and Militarisation of Border Regions Continue in Tibet
Tibetans in Dingri investigated and coerced into calling for their exiled relatives to return
Six Tibetans Arrested Ahead of CCP’s Centenary Celebration
Whereabouts of Tibetan writers and former political prisoners remain unknown