A staged car crash in Taiwan shows how far Beijing goes to punish laughter and how fragile the ruler’s public image has become.
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Former Ragya Abbot Sentenced to Five Years
Lobsang Tenpa had already spent months in custody in 2025. He was accused of encouraging devotees to pray for the Dalai Lama.
Repression Without Borders: China Detains Taiwanese Yiguandao Followers
A rising tally of detentions exposes escalating risks for cross‑strait believers.
Yunnan: 100,000 Farmers Guard Their Dead Against Forced Cremation
For two weeks in September, crowds in Zhenxiong County protected funerals and graves, defending ancestral rites the CCP has tried to erase since the 1950s.
Golog: Tibetan Girls’ School Shut Down by Authorities
Daughters of Amdo nomads learned their language, Buddhism, and modern subjects there for twenty-one years. Today the institution bears a different name and is under government control.
A Fire in the Night: The Dalai Lama’s Representative in South Africa Targeted Again
A night attack in Centurion leaves the Tibetan envoy fleeing through shattered glass. The second assault in three months deepens fears of a political message delivered through fire.
When Culture Becomes Command: Xi Jinping’s Latest Ideological Manifesto
It is October and the “People’s Daily” presents the Party’s renewed promise of total guidance over thought, spirit, and culture.
Going Home to Tibet: China’s Propaganda Trap for Diaspora Tibetans
Lawmakers in Dharamsala warned that Beijing may exploit family reunions, tourism, and youth tours as part of its united-front strategy.
Sinicization of Tibetan Buddhism: Now with Extra Fire Safety
Beijing’s new Tibet boss, Hu Changsheng, met the false Panchen Lama in a political puppet show that put fire extinguishers at center stage.
The Xi’an Zion’s Light Church Case Reaches Shanghai: Another Pastor Detained
Police pressure expands from Shaanxi to the coast as lawyers and families struggle to defend detained Christians.









