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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
Tibetans in Driru County Arrested for Speaking to Tibetans in Exile
Crackdown in Driru County continues seven years on from local environment protests
Activists and Communities Unite to Demand the Uk Government Boycotts Beijing 2022
Free Tibet and friends from various communities gathered at Downing Street as part of a Global Day of Action against the CCP's Winter Olympics
Tibetan Monk Rinchen Tsultrim Sentenced to Four and a Half Years in Prison
Rinchen had been arbitrarily detained since 2019 in an undisclosed location, leaving his loved ones in a state of uncertainty
Activists Escalate No Beijing 2022 Campaign With Global Day of Action
In London, Free Tibet and fellow campaigners carried out a dramatic banner drop before an evening protest against Beijing hosting the Winter Olympics
Campaign groups protest in London against Beijing Winter Olympics
A coalition of campaign groups opposed to the Chinese government’s human rights atrocities have come together in London today to protest against Beijing being the host of the 2022 Winter Olympics
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