Two confidential internal documents reveal how Beijing plans to control the reincarnation of the 14th Dalai Lama.
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“Xizang”: China’s Efforts to Change Tibet’s Name Continue
Some believed the CCP had abandoned its idea of stealing from Tibetans even their country’s name. This was not true.
The UN Xinjiang Report, One Month Later: Where Do We Go from There?
What will the world do now, in the face of irrefutable evidence of human rights atrocities in Xinjiang?
House Church Pastor and Elder Arrested in Shanxi
After the August 19 raid, the leaders of Linfen’s Covenant House Church were placed under arrest on September 30.
Will the Dalai Lama Reincarnate?
The father of Tibet, 87, reiterates he will live up to his 113th year. Then, he may announce he will not reincarnate, to save Tibetan Buddhism from the CCP’s attempt to control reincarnations.
Release on Bail in China: Do the New Rules Really Make It Easier?
The September 2022 rules are hailed as progressive and liberal. But they are unlikely to improve the situation of those arrested for ‘separatism” or religion-related offenses.
China: Even Border Tourism Regulations Include Anti-Xie-Jiao Provisions
New measures try to make sure that border tourists do not import forbidden religion or “extremism” into the country.
Tibet: New Re-Education Program for Buddhist Monks and Nuns
The “Three Consciousness Campaign” shows that the CCP is concerned about the success of the Tibetan non-violent resistance movement.
Compulsory Military Education for Chinese Students
New regulations deal with teenagers from age 13, but in fact another ordinance had already extended the program to primary schools.
Why Xi Jinping’s Re-Election Is Bad for Tibet
The Chinese President’s attitude to Tibetan Buddhism can be read in his actions before the 20th Congress: monks, nuns, and activists arrested, monasteries destroyed, surveillance intensified.









