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Human Rights in Tibet Took Downward Turn in 2018: Report

May 18, 2019;

The human rights situation in Tibet took a sharp downward turn last year with tightened restrictions on travel by Tibetans and the introduction by China of a campaign against “organized crime” targeting Tibetan civil society and cultural practices, an India-based … Continued

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