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Tsepa, 29, a Tibetan poet known as Chenbang, who’s writing was critical of Chinese policies in Tibet, has died, reports Radio Free Asia. Tsepa was arrested and interrogated by the Chinese police in Tibet and subsequently suffered from health problems and alcohol abuse. He died in a hospital in Golug in Kham [Ch: Sichuan]. His books, poems and articles are praised for their contribution to Tibetan culture.
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