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Imprisoned Tibetan Language Advocate Refuses to Plead Guilty, Denied Right to Appeal

January 29, 2019;

Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy, 29 Jan 2019 Read original news here In arbitrary detention for over three years for advocating Tibetan language education, Tashi Wangchukcontinues to maintain his innocence and seeks to appeal against his five-year conviction on … Continued

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  4. Tibetan Translation of Guide to Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities Released on International Mother Language Day
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