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80 Tibetan monks forcibly expelled from their monasteries

November 11, 2021;

Sourced by Free Tibet-9th November 2021 On 21/22 October 2021, 30 teenage monks from Jakyung Monastery, and a further 50 from Deetsa Monastery, in Bayan County (Cn: Hualong), Qinghai Province were expelled by state officials. Security officers entered the monasteries and forcibly removed the students, before returning them to their respective homes. Tibet Watch sources…

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