by Editor | Jan 7, 2019 | Human rights, Tibet
Pema Ngodup | Radio Free Asia Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Lhoka Tsethang city have ordered Tibetan students not to enroll in workshops or other outside activities during their winter break from classes, according to Tibetan sources. The order also forbids students... 
by Editor | Oct 24, 2018 | Tibet, US
Roseanne Gerin | Radio Free Asia The United States House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill that will deny U.S. entry to Chinese officials who prohibit American citizens from entering western China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, following heavy lobbying by... by editor | Jan 28, 2018 | Human rights, Tibet
Voice of America -Tibetan service Chinese authorities are placing tighter administrative controls over Larung Gar, a Buddhist study center, according to a report released by Human Rights Watch (HRW). About 200 Communist Party cadres and lay officials “are taking... by editor | Jan 23, 2018 | Tibet
Richard Finney | Radio Free Asia In a resolution passed by a majority of votes, members of the European Parliament called on China on Thursday to respect provisions in its own constitution guaranteeing the rights of Tibetans and other Chinese citizens to freedom of... by editor | Jan 5, 2018 | Communist Regime, Tibet
Yeshi Dorje | Voice of America A Tibetan language rights advocate and businessman pleaded not guilty Thursday to four charges of “inciting separatism” during a four-hour trial in China that a rights group called a “sham.” The People’s... by editor | Dec 31, 2017 | Human rights, Tibet
Ellie Ng | Hong Kong Free Press A Tibetan filmmaker has fled to the United States from China to escape the authorities’ harassment, after being held incommunicado, imprisoned and subjected to deprivation of political rights over the last ten years. Dhondup Wangchen,...
