China detains yet another Tibetan writer for writing against repression
Chinese authorities have detained yet another Tibetan writer who is also a monk in Ngaba area in present-day Ngaba (Ch:…
Read MoreChina detains family members after Tibetan non-violence activist dies of self-immolation
A Tibetan man known for his non-violence activism self-immolated on the early morning of 16 April 2015 in the courtyard…
Read MoreTCHRD condemns arbitrary detention of Tibetan writer Shokjang
Early this month, exile Tibetan media organizations reported the detention of Tibetan writer Shokjang aka Druk-lo in March this year.…
Read MoreChina: Release reincarnated Tibetan Buddhist monk on medical parole
Today marks the 13th anniversary of Tulku Tenzin Delek’s arbitrary and unjust arrest on 7 April 2002. His arrest eventually…
Read MoreFour Tibetans detained as crackdown continues on Tsenden Monastery
Chinese authorities have detained four Tibetan men including three monks from the embattled Tsenden Monastery in Sog (Ch: Suo) County…
Read More‘I was criminalized for expressing my views’: Writer Tashi Rabten in a recent interview a year after release from prison
Tashi Rabten is a Tibetan writer and poet  in the Tibetan province of Amdo, present-day Sichuan Province. He was released…
Read MoreMonk detained and disappeared for keeping banned contents on mobile app
Chinese authorities are holding Lobsang Dawa, 38, a monk from Tsenden Monastery, at an undisclosed location because he is believed…
Read MoreDisappeared monk and thangka artist found secretly detained
Ngawang Gyaltsen, 41, a monk and accomplished thangka artist has been found secretly detained at a detention centre in Nagchu…
Read MoreMonk released from prison after 15 years as crackdown continues on his monastery
As Tsenden Monastery reels under a severe crackdown with the number of cases of arbitrary detention peaking since 2013, a…
Read MoreChina detains seven Tibetan monks on uprising anniversary
Chinese police detained seven Tibetan monks from Tsenden Monastery in Sog (Ch: Suo) County in Nagchu (Ch: Naqu) Prefecture, Tibet…
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