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China views the Central Tibetan Administration as an illegal organization while the Dalai Lama observes its operations in India.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated May 27
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China views the Central Tibetan Administration as an illegal organization while the Dalai Lama observes its operations in India.

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  1. The Central Tibetan Administration is actively countering assimilation efforts by the PRC government.Sub-event
  2. Monks gathered in Shimla as Beijing failed to resolve complex geopolitical challenges concerning the CTA and the Dalai Lama.Sub-event
  3. A conference was held in the Blue Mountains near Sydney where the Central Tibetan Administration rejected the legitimacy of the 1951 Seventeen-Point Agreement with the PRC.Sub-event
  4. China labels the CTA illegal, while the Dalai Lama monitors its operations in India.1 source

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