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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
Teaching Tibetan Language in Tibetan Schools Declared “Unconstitutional”
The move is part of a wider effort by the CCP to assimilate Tibetans into a Chinese national identity
Tibetan Mantra Replaced With Chinese Flag
Further evidence of Tibetan culture being erased has surfaced in Central Tibet
Tibetans Celebrate as Language Advocate Tashi Wangchuk Finally Released
The former political prisoner was arrested in November 2015 for his work defending Tibetan language rights
Chinese Military Choppers Spotted Over Potala Following a New Us Act
The choppers were spotted a few days after the US Congress passed the Tibetan Policy and Support Act of 2020
19-year-old Tibetan Monk Tenzin Nyima Dies From Injuries After Police Detention
Relatives and local villagers raised funds to try to keep Tenzin Nyima alive after police violence left him in a coma
Language Advocate Tashi Wangchuk Expected to Be Released After Five Years
Free Tibet has repeatedly pushed for Tashi’s release after his 2016 detention
Tibetan Self-immolation Protest Revealed After Five Years of Censorship
Shurmo’s self-immolation protest in Driru County came to light last week after being censored by CCP officials
New Reports Highlight Dramatic Plunge in Human Rights Under the Ccp
Free Tibet’s findings feature heavily in Conservative Party report, which calls on the UK to re-think relationship with the Chinese government
Tibetan Nomad Imprisoned for Dalai Lama Posts
Lhundup was sentenced to one year in prison for social media posts