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Tibetan monks told to take blame for statue demolitions

May 25, 2022;

Radio Free Asia – by Sangyal Kunchok Authorities in western China’s Sichuan province are forcing Tibetan monks to take the blame for the destruction of sacred statues torn down by China, ordering them to sign affidavits claiming responsibility, RFA has learned. The move follows widespread condemnation of the demolitions in Drago (in Chinese, Luhuo) county…

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