Deceased self-immolator’s photo becomes available more than 6 years after fiery protest
The Tibetan Center for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) has received a photo of Dorjee who died in 2012 after…
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2018 Annual Report on Human Rights Situation in Tibet
2018 has been a pivotal year for human rights in Tibet and the People’s Republic of China (PRC). The introduction…
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The United Nations Continuing ‘Search’ for Tibet’s Panchen Lama
By Ngawang Choephel Drakmargyapon* “If I die, I think two to three years, I think the Chinese may choose even…
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Nine Tibetans sentenced up to 7 years in prison under China’s organised crime crackdown
Earlier this week, a Chinese court sentenced nine Tibetans from three to seven years in prison in Rebkong…
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Former Tibetan political prisoner sentenced to 18 years for protest; wife given 2 years for filming video
The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) expresses deep concerns over the condition and whereabouts of a former…
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Tibetan Translation of Guide to Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities Released on International Mother Language Day
2019 marks the 19th anniversary of International Mother Language Day observed annually on 21 February all over the world to…
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Imprisoned Tibetan Language Advocate Refuses to Plead Guilty, Denied Right to Appeal
In arbitrary detention for over three years for advocating Tibetan language education, Tashi Wangchuk continues to maintain his innocence and…
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Tibetans call for release of popular anti-corruption activist who remains in prolonged detention without trial
Hundreds of Tibetans have submitted three known petitions calling for the immediate release of a local anti-corruption activist who has…
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China detains Tibetan anti-corruption activist on politicised charge of ‘provoking trouble’
Chinese authorities have arbitrarily detained a popular Tibetan activist known for his tireless campaign to promote good governance, anti-corruption and…
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Teen monk disappears into Chinese police custody after staging a solo protest calling for freedom in Tibet
On Monday this week, a 17-year old monk named Sangay Gyatso was arbitrarily detained by local Public Security Bureau officers…
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