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Analysis: Wang Yang’s visit shows China framing Tibet as national security issue

June 11, 2022;

-By International Campaign for Tibet China officially framing Tibetan activism as national security issue both for Chinese and foreign audiences, indicating a decision likely adopted at the secretive seventh Tibet Work Forum in August 2020. Chinese state media discourse on Wang Yang’s recent visit to Kanlho (Chinese: Gannan) Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture varies substantially for domestic…

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