Tibet Uprising: News March 2008
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income is still better than under the feudal system of daliar
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Websites are blocked in China due to laws against separatism, terrorism, racism, and security reasons -Chinese media are not as free as international media. The Indian media discuss any issue, including Kashmir and independence. That is freedom. Something to be cherished. Other ethnic Chinese, the Taiwanese, enjoy these freedoms and would not give them up. No wonder they are so reluctant to join an oppressive Chinese communist party ruled country.
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More than 70 percent of Tibetans in Tibet now live below the poverty line. Thousands of Tibetans continue to flee their homeland in pursuit of freedom, livelihood, and education in the exile community, where the Indian government gives facilities that the Chinese government cannot even think of, much less provide.
unit45xnextdoor 3 years ago
Today, in Tibet:
Any expression of opinion contrary to Chinese Communist Party ideology can result in arrest.
Tibetans are subject to arbitrary arrest and detention. Those imprisoned are often denied legal representation and Chinese legal proceedings fail to meet international standards. Torture is still prevalent in Chinese prisons and detention centers.
unit45xnextdoor 3 years ago