Tibet

By Tsering Choephel

DHARAMSALA, 3 Aug: Gonpo Kyi, who has been fighting justice for her incarcerated brother for over a decade now, has again staged a protest in front of Drapchi prison on 1 August, appealing to the Chinese authorities to allow a meeting as promised but to no avail.

DHARAMSALA, 29 July: The pattern of increased usage of night-time lighting and activities across detention facilities in Tibet by the Chinese authorities indicates harsher imprisonment faced by the Tibetans, a research institute has concluded.

By Yungdung Tsomo
DHARAMSALA, 26 July: Chinese authorities have detained several Tibetans from the Tsongon region in the traditional Tibetan province of Amdo accusing them of engaging in illegal business operations.

DHARAMSALA, 18 July: The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) has called for the release of Tibetan activist A-nya Sengdra as they declare he continues to “face injustices” as he nears five years since “his arbitrary detention and unjust imprisonment on politically motivated charges” by the Chinese authorities. 

By Tsering Choephel
DHARAMSALA, 14 July: Gonpo Kyi has spoken out yet once again in a video, lamenting the discrimination and injustice she suffers under the Chinese authorities during her multiple protest and appeals for a meeting and retrial of her incarcerated brother Dorjee Tashi, as per the latest video of her protest released by Tibet Times yesterday.

By Yungdung Tsomo

DHARAMSALA, 10 July: A TV series on Tibet parroting Chinese Communist Party propaganda has become the most successful series of the year on Chinese Television.

By Youdung Tsomo

DHARAMSALA 10 July: China has accorded a red carpet reception to six Pro-China Tibetans from Switzerland during their visit to Tibet to meet their family members and relatives.

By Tsering Choephel

DHARAMSALA, 3 July: Chinese authorities in Tibet have intensified their control and monitoring of Tibetans’ communication with people outside Tibet, Radio Free Asia(RFA) reported on Friday.

By Yungdung Tsomo
DHARAMSALA, 27 June: The Chinese authorities are randomly searching monasteries and forcing monks in Ngachu prefecture and Shentsa county in the traditional Tibetan province of Kham to pledge their allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party and to cut all ties to the “separatist” Dalai Lama, reported Radio Free Asia(RFA).