Dharamshala — In recent months, the Chinese authorities have organised various activities to Tibetan children in Chinese boarding schools in Tibet, to make Tibetan children think in Chinese, be loyal to the CCP and learn Chinese ideologies, especially Chinese President Xi's thought . These activities include instilling of "the sense of national security", "children's heart towards the party (CCP)", "children's deep love for the motherland (China)", and training Tibetan children in “law enforcement” and “national defence”.

Dharamshala — A Tibetan monk detained by Chinese police while attempting to escape from Tibet to India. He was beaten, tortured and treated inhumanely for more than a month in a Chinese prison. He died four months after being released from the Chinese prison.

Dharamshala — Chinese authorities arrested a Tibetan monk from Rebgong County, in March this year, for posting the teachings of His Holiness the Dalai Lama on his social media platform (Wechat). After five months in detention, he was sentenced by a Chinese court last month to one and a half years in prison.

Dharamshala – The Chinese authorities in Ngawa county, eastern Tibet, sentenced a Tibetan monk, Lobsang Thamke, to three years in prison, after a year in detention. He had been arrested in June 2023 for allegedly publishing Tibetan books from outside Tibet and contacting Tibetans in exile.

Nyingtri — Chinese authorities, under various allegations, have shutdown Tibetan schools, including Tibetan vocational schools. To our knowledge, China has closed a dozen Tibetan vocational schools in the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) this year, expelling Tibetan teachers, staff and trainers, the latest of which is the "Nyingtri New Dawn Vocational Skills Training School".

Dharamshala — Chinese government has intensified its Sinicisation policy in Tibet by closing Tibetan schools and monasteries and forcing Tibetan children and young monks into state-run Chinese colonial boarding schools. In recent months, the Chinese authorities have also cracked down on Tibetans who promote the Tibetan language through detentions, arrests, harassment, humiliation and imprisonment. The latest is Tashi Nyima, also known as Gang Lhaja, who was detained and beaten while in custody.