NEW DELHI: On Tuesday, dozens of Tibetans from India protested outside China’s military about the human rights situation there, which China annexed in 1951.
After chasing and wrestling the protesters to the floor, authorities prevented them from entering the military and detained some.
China is currently in its 75th season of Communist Party law.
The Tibetan Youth Congress, which organised the opposition, blames China for repressing Tibetan society.
We demand that Tibet‘s historical murder be put an end to. Sonam Tenzin, a rebel, urged the international community to back the just reason of Tibet.
The Tibetan government-in-exile in India accuses China of denying Tibetans their fundamental human rights and of erasing their personality.
At least 85, 000 Tibetan migrants live in India. Since escaping Tibet in 1959 after a failed revolt against Chinese guideline, the Dalai Lama, their religious leader, has established himself in Dharamshala in north India. Members of a Tibetan government-in-exile even reside it.
The Dalai Lama claims to support Tibet’s indigenous Buddhist culture solely in terms of significant autonomy and protection, despite China’s declare that he is a separatist.
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