Dharamshala — At a time when the Chinese government was placing millions of Tibetan children in colonial-style boarding schools with the aim of assimilating them into Chinese culture, language and ideologies. Tibetan parents feared their children would become like the Chinese, but they were forced to send them to these schools. One Tibetan father refused to send his son to the boarding school and was detained by the Chinese authorities.

Dharamshala — A young Tibetan monk from Dhitsa Monastery in Palung County, in northeastern Tibet, died after being beaten by Chinese police while in custody. The monk was reportedly detained for disseminating information about the 2021 general elections of Tibetans in exile.

Dharamshala — The new Chinese law recently adopted by the People's Republic of China, which targets the Tibetan language, identity, culture, and religion as part of a policy of Sinicization, mandates the assimilation of Tibetans into Chinese culture through parents, monasteries, and public institutions; it will take effect on July 1, 2026.

Dharamshala — Chinese government is doing everything in its power to eliminate Tibetan identity, religion and culture through repressive policies. It has banned Tibetan children from learning their language, visiting monasteries or becoming monks, and prohibited the construction of new monasteries. It is enforcing new policies and prohibiting the display of Tibetan thangkas and the wearing of Tibetan hats. This is the latest policy implemented by the CCP.

Dharamshala — Chinese authorities sentenced a Tibetan teacher to six years in prison for teaching the Tibetan language to 300 students during their vacation. His whereabouts was only revealed recently, nearly five years disappeared after his arrest by Chinese police.

Dharamshala — Chinese authorities forced a Tibetan official to resign after he visited a Tibetan monastery. The authorities prohibit Tibetan officials from visiting monasteries, which constitutes a violation of Tibetans' fundamental rights to freedom of belief and religion by the Chinese government. The Chinese authorities also deployed a large number of Chinese armed forces to Lhasa during the Tibetan New Year, with intensive surveillance.