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Students from several Tibetan nomad schools in Dzoegey in Ngaba in eastern Tibet formed a protest when Zhang Tianke, the Chinese head of the Ngaba Education Board, called for the medium of instruction in schools to change from Tibetan to the Chinese language. The students were joined by members of the public and news of the protest later went viral on Chinese social media sites.
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