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Anya Sengdra, a Tibetan man who was detained in Amdo [Ch: Qinghai] in September on charges of disturbing social order is now facing trial. Anya Sengdra established social media chat groups critical of China’s rule in Tibet. His case comes under Gade county court and he is reported as refusing to admit to the accusation that he is “causing trouble”. Sengdra lives in Kyangche township in Golog; he was jailed for 15 months in 2014.
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