Extraordinary repression hit Tibet in connection with the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It is happening again.
Tibet
Tashi Wangchuk Interrogated and Threatened Again
Freed in 2021 after five years in jail, the Tibetan activist from Kham is again harassed and threatened by the police.
Restrictions on Religious Activities Continue in Tibet
Statues were destroyed in Tibet, monks and nuns evicted from their monasteries, new regulations introduced to further limit religious freedom.
Tibetan Dissident Dhi Lhaden Sentenced to 4 Years in Jail
Former monk and popular author from Amdo was accused of “disrupting social order.”
“Xizang”: China Is Stealing from Tibet Even Its Name
The first act of the new CCP boss in Tibet is to implement plans to refer to the region in English with a different denomination.
Wang Junzheng, “Butcher of Xinjiang,” Becomes Party Secretary of Tibet
The bureaucrat responsible for several re-education camps and Uyghur forced labor has been called to apply his repressive methods on Tibetans.
London: Reminders of CCP Oppression May Surround the World’s Largest Chinese Embassy
Tiananmen Square, Uyghur Court, Hong Kong Square and Tibet Hill may become main thoroughfares around the soon to be built Chinese embassy in London.
Wiley Medical Journal Accused of Publishing Racist CCP Papers
“Molecular Genetics & Genomic Medicine” was hit by a mass resignation of its board members after publishing Chinese articles on Tibetans and Uyghurs.
Xi Jinping in Tibet: A Sideshow About Water
Tibetans were compelled to stay home while extras in fancy costumes hailed the President’s attempt to sell the controversial “largest dam in the world” project.
“Xinjiang and Tibet, Parallel Genocides”—Or Perhaps Not?
An interesting controversy about Tibet and Xinjiang between Tibetologist Robert Barnett and Tibetan (and international) human rights activists.