China’s Transnational Repression
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Belgian Parliament Raises Alarm Over China’s Ethnic Unity Law and Risks to Tibetans Abroad
Belgian lawmakers have raised concerns that China’s new Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress could intensify the erosion of Tibetan identity inside Tibet while also exposing Tibetans and other diaspora communities abroad to new forms of pressure and transnational repression.
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China’s Pressure on Tibetan Voices Extends Beyond Its Borders as Nepal Cancels Major Academic Conference
The cancellation of a major international Tibetan studies conference in Nepal, alongside reports that Beijing has sought restrictions on Tibetan exile media ahead of the BRICS Summit in India, is renewing concerns over China’s growing efforts to influence how Tibet is studied, discussed and reported beyond its borders.
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US Congressional Report Exposes Systematic Human Rights Abuses in Tibet
The CECC 2025 report reveals severe human rights abuses in Tibet, including religious repression, language suppression, abusive boarding schools, environmental exploitation, and deaths in custody. The report exposes China’s broken promises of autonomy and urges renewed international pressure and dialogue to address the Tibet crisis.
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Harvard Club of France Welcomes Former Tibetan President in Defiance of Beijing’s Pressure
In a powerful display of defiance against China’s growing transnational repression, the Harvard Club of France hosted a talk with Dr. Lobsang Sangay, the former President of the exile Tibetan government known officially as the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA). The event, held on Thursday after months of institutional refusals, underscores how Tibetans in exile continue…