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December Monthly Translation and Analyses Digest

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December Monthly Translation and Analyses Digest

January 4, 2020
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The December 2019 publication of Monthly Translation and Analyses Digest monitoring Chinese government media on Tibet includes the following articles:

  • China rewards 49 monasteries and 4,130 monks and nuns upholding its religious policy
  • TAR Party leaders emphasize opposing separatism on visit to Jokhang Temple in Lhasa
  • Training Course for monastery management cadres in Ngaba Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture
  • Stability maintenance inspection including emergency fire drills conducted in all monasteries in Khyungchu County 

Click here to download a copy of the December 2019 issue.


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