Tibet Human Rights
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Tibetan Buddhist Leader Missing for Ten Months as China Ignores Seven Appeals Copy headline
More than ten months after Chinese authorities detained prominent Tibetan Buddhist leader and educator Choktrul Dorje Ten Rinpoche in occupied Tibet, his whereabouts and condition remain unknown, raising serious concerns about his safety amid continued restrictions on Tibetan religious and educational institutions.
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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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China Claims Tibet Human Rights Critics Enchanted by Dalai Lama
The Committee on Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid of the German Parliament in a statement released on Monday criticized China over the human rights situations inside Tibet. Following the criticism, China immediately responded in a bizarre blame game claiming such critics being enchanted by the Dalai Lama.