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In China, Chinese Now Tops Tibetan

July 23, 2021;

Sophie Richardson for Human Rights Watch The Chinese government has long issued laws and statements declaring its respect for minority languages, including regulations requiring all public signs in minority areas to be bilingual. But the latest evidence from the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) indicates Chinese authorities’ real view of minority languages: they come second. Literally….

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