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Tibet Groups Condemn Cremation of Tulku Hungkar Dorje
Demand for an international investigation grows following the death of beloved Tibetan Lama in Vietnam and cremation without family consent.
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Video exposes ecological damage from mining in Tibet
Government-approved mining leaves villagers facing ecological damage, video footage reveals.
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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
10 December: March for Human Rights
On Sunday 10 December, Chinese, Hong Kong, Tibetan and Uyghur communities and human rights supporters will fill central London to mark Human Rights Day. We will mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and demand…
Four Tibetans rearrested and secretly sentenced to prison
Tibet Watch has learned that four Tibetans in eastern Tibet who were detained, beaten and tortured last summer were rearrested two months ago. They were subsequently sentenced to prison in a secret trial. Bamo, Gelo, Khori and Tsedou are all…
“Everyone wants the best for their children”
On World Children's Day, Younten, a parent from the Tibetan community, writes about how China's residential schools programme risks breaking family bonds
A Parent’s Heartache
On World Children's Day, Tsering Passang writes as a parent about how China's residential school system affects families and breaks international law
All Tibetan language textbooks replaced in Ngaba
Primary and secondary schools in Ngaba Prefecture have been ordered to teach core subjects in Chinese language.
“Tibetans in Tibet were so happy to see him finally”
A refugee from Tibet describes their fears about colonial boarding schools and Tibetans' joy of seeing a video of the exiled Dalai Lama
“Tibetans find themselves compelled to make such decisions”
A Tibetan refugee's account of life in Tibet
“Tibetans don’t have that kind of right”
A refugee's account of life in Tibet, from her family's struggles during the Cultural Revolution to lockdown in Lhasa
Former political prisoner beaten by government staff
Former political prisoner and Tibetan language rights activist Tashi Wangchuk, was beaten for posting a video of government staff refusing his business license registration.