Bhutan refers to Tibet as Beijing-preferred ‘Xizang,’ sparking pushback
Tibetan advocates say the term advances China’s efforts to erase Tibet’s identity
Radio Free Asia files lawsuit against US administration to restore funding
RFA’s federal grant was terminated on March 15 putting in doubt its future reporting on China and other authoritari
Tibetans express concern about gutting of RFA, but say, ‘We still hear you’
China jams RFA and VOA broadcasts, which Tibetans say are their only lifelines to uncensored news.
OPINION: Tibetans' voices will be silenced if RFA, VOA are shut down
The services have been a lifeline to Tibetans stuck behind China’s 'Great Firewall.'
RFA radio transmissions to China, Tibet halted
Relay stations owned or leased by US government no longer carrying Radio Free Asia broadcasts
China deploys army veterans for military, political training in Tibetan schools
Tibetan children as young as 6 are subjected to military training; political and patriotic education
Netizens demand China reinstate Tibetan language use in schools
Beijing claims Tibetans have right to use their own language but reality shows widespread suppression
Tibetan Buddhist leader missing for 8 months has died, monastery confirms
Inside Tibet, people mourn the unexplained death of Tulku Hungkar Dorje, a renowned abbot and educator.
EXPLAINED: Why March is a sensitive month for Tibetans
Crackdowns and higher security have marked the month with several key dates in Tibet’s struggle against China.
EXPLAINED: Why March is a sensitive month for Tibetans
Crackdowns and higher security have marked the month with several key dates in Tibet’s struggle against China.
China pushes patriotic education in Tibet with propaganda movies and storytelling
The campaign is to promote ‘ethnic unity’ and assimilate Tibetan and other ethnic groups into Han Chinese culture.
