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Tibet monks jailed with no apparent evidence of wrongdoing, says HRW

July 7, 2021;

The Guardian, 6 July 2021 Read the original article here. Four Tibetan monks were sentenced to up to 20 years jail in secret trials with no apparent evidence of criminal wrongdoing after a violent raid on a monastery in 2019, according to a report from Human Rights Watch, which calls for their release. The raid,…

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