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Gendun Dapaka, 45, detained in 2015 from Thangkor Socktsang Monastery on charges of “inciting separatism”, has been released, reports Free Tibet, the UK based Tibetan advocacy group. They report he returned home in August but is now in hospital. He is on indefinite parole, required to report monthly to the police, his family subject to surveillance. His trial was held in secret and he was allowed no legal representation.
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