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Over 100 Tibetan Detainees Released in Dza Wonpo after Month-long Torture and Interrogation

October 7, 2021;

-Sourced by Free Tibet Three still remain in detention while a stone memorial honouring resistance to the 1959 invasion found to be destroyed Tibet Watch reported that around 117 Tibetans from Dza Wonpo Township detained en masse were released one by one from 23 September onwards. The detainees, who had been held in Sershul County Detention Centre…

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  3. Tibetan poet dies of alcohol-related health issues after arrests, interrogation
  4. Tibetan Man Not Heard From Since Detention Last Month by Chinese Police
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