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Don’t ignore the plight of Tibet under the Chinese Communist party

July 3, 2021;

Terry Philpot Limpsfield Chart, Surrey Your otherwise excellent editorial on the centenary of the Chinese Communist party (29 June) ignores entirely, as do so many commentaries on China, the appalling suffering of the Tibetan people, citing only the oppression of the Uyghurs. Tibet’s plight under Chinese rule goes back even longer. Tibet was an independent country when…

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