- International figures, including Thomas Rachel and Penpa Tsering, are criticizing China's policies regarding Tibet, which are accused of leading to assimilation and control.
- Beijing extended legal reach to East Turkestan and entrenched assimilationist policies in Tibet while defending against Western criticism.
The Tibetan Youth Congress protested the implementation of the People's Republic of China's assimilation law.
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What happened
The Tibetan Youth Congress protested the implementation of the People's Republic of China's assimilation law.
Who's involved
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Part of
Beijing extended legal reach to East Turkestan and entrenched assimilationist policies in Tibet while defending against Western criticism.Also in this story
- China officially refers to Xinjiang as East Turkistan, while Trump calls on Xi to address human rights issues.
- Protests are underway in Tibet against the policies of occupation and the continued presence of Chinese rule.
- Law in Beijing scrutinized for implications on free speech and cultural autonomy in Tibet.
The entities involved
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Tibetan Youth Congress
largest of the pro-independence organizations of Tibetan exiles with 87 branches in 10 countries listed on the organisation's website
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