Human Rights Watch
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Tibetan Woman Tortured in Chinese Custody Dies
In a very sad update from Tibet, a Tibetan woman has been tortured in Chinese custody dies after two days of transferring to hospital. The information reported today took place in August this year and the delayed reporting is due to highly restricted communication system inside Tibet. Apart from the woman, two others have been…
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China Closes US Consulate in Chengdu, Free Ride for Human Rights Abuse in Tibet?
China has ordered the closure of US Consulate in Chengdu and will that mean a free ride for human rights abuse in Tibet? In retaliation of US order to close down a Chinese consulate, the Beijing authorities on Monday shut down the US consulate. The reaction could mean the loss of a key office that…
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China Forcing Religious Figures in Tibet to Impose its Role in Selecting Next Dalai Lama
The Chinese authorities are forcing the religious figures inside Tibet to impose its role in selecting the next Dalai Lama. While the issue of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s successor is of very much interest to China, no other party or country accepts its authority over it. According to the world report of China by Human…
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Researching Tibet Has Become Difficult like North Korea: HRW
Researching Tibet has become difficult like that of North Korea according to the director China director for Human Rights Watch. The human rights organization has said according to media reports that researches on Tibet has become more like its work on North Korea as China has further reduced access to the plateau of the world.
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Xi Jingping Regime Continues To White Wash China’s Tibet Invasion
Xi Jingping’s regime continues to white wash China’s Tibet invasion according to the latest article in the Human Rights Watch suggestions. The Chinese invasion of Tibet that is linked with the complete destruction of the Tibetan culture and forced infusion of Chinese culture in Tibet has been defended as a form of liberation by China…
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China’s Pink Hearts Can Not Conceal Human Rights Suppression In Tibet
The Human Rights Watch China director has published an opinion piece in their official website explaining China’s latest campaign. The latest campaign aims to demand political loyalty through gentle terms such as the one shown in the picture above, China’s pink hearts to conceal its brutal human rights suppression in Tibet and other regions under…