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A Night-time Lighting Analysis of Tibet’s Prisons and Detention Centres

July 29, 2023;

-by RAND, 27 July 2023 Authorities in Tibet are engaging in preventive repression towards their population. As part of their nationwide ‘stability maintenance’ strategy, they are detaining, persecuting, and convicting Tibetans for non-violent forms of protest and other expressions of dissent such as assisting or supporting self-immolations and carrying pictures of the Dalai Lama. The…

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