Dharamshala – The Chinese authorities in Tibet use various means to deceive Tibetans in exile to return to Tibet, and then they are locked up in the country even if the Tibetans have family in exile. This aims to reduce the strength of the Tibetans in exile.

Dharamshala – Chinese authorities in Tibet arrested a Tibetan poet in 2021 for speaking about Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, while many Tibetan writers and intellectuals were arrested in the same year for their writings and protection of the Tibetan language. The Chinese government aims to eliminate the unique identity of Tibetans.

Dharamshala, India – Under the Chinese occupation of Tibet, Tibetans self-immolated to protest against the Chinese government's repressive policies in Tibet, Chinese authorities arbitrarily arrested, detained, beaten, tortured and convicted Tibetans, Tibetan monasteries and schools were closed and the Buddha statue was destroyed, Tibetans were treated ruthlessly in the midst of a pandemic in 2022.

Dharamshala, India – Chinese authorities arrested four young Tibetan women from Dhartsedho County in eastern Tibet for allegedly taking part in a protest against the Chinese government's "zero-covid policy" restrictions in the city of Chengdu in recent days, as part of a massive demonstration in 16 different cities across China.

Dharamshala, India – The Chinese authorities sentenced a Tibetan monk from Kirti Monastery to two years and six months in prison in early October, 2022, after detaining him for months.

Dharamshala, India— Chinese authorities sentenced a young Tibetan man to two years in prison for allegedly sending information to Europe and India via the Chinese social media application (Wechat), after five months of detention during which he was tortured and beaten.