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Human Rights Watch has published a new report which says that the Chinese language is now being used above the Tibetan language on signage in Tibet. Until recently, Tibetan always appeared above Chinese on all public signboards, notices, and banners but this has been reversed, according to HRW whose experts have studied photos from Tibet. There has been no official announcement; there is a legal requirement for bilingual signage.
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