China claims jurisdiction over Wolong in Sichuan, linking it to its control over Tibet.
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Updated Oct 16
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What happened
China claims jurisdiction over Wolong in Sichuan, linking it to its control over Tibet.
Who's involved
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Xi Jinping and Beijing intensified control over Tibet, leading to UN warnings regarding assimilation policies.Also in this story
- China is accelerating its assimilation agenda in Tibet through new legislation.
- Activists protest against China's new Ethnic Unity Law, while parliamentary groups co-chairing the group glorify the military force.
- A program utilizing the Tibet Aid Program targets the region for development while simultaneously employing Han Chinese cadres for institutional control.
- China uses algorithms to manage the global narrative surrounding Tibet.
The entities involved
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Beijing
capital city of China
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Brahma Chellaney
Indian academic
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