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Tibetan Petitioner Urges Central Chinese Government to Restore River Ecosystem

October 22, 2024;

Video message exposes illegal sand mining and absence of consultation with local Tibetans in China’s petition system. -by Tibet Watch  A Tibetan petitioner has appealed the central Chinese leadership to protect the river ecosystem of his hometown from being irreversibly damaged by illegal extraction of sand – one of the most mined resources indispensable for…

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