A senior Chinese politician has visited eastern Tibet in what he called an effort to raise awareness for the government's new policies on religion and “national unity” in the region.
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Read MoreNine Tibetans have been sentenced to prison terms ranging between three and seven years for what China has called organised crime, extortion and assembling a mob to disturb the social order.
Read MoreChinese authorities tightened security in Tibet and put more restrictions on movement in the country over the 60th anniversary of the 10 March 1959 national uprising this year.
Read MoreChinese authorities have helped install facial recognition surveillance across 200 new taxis in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa ahead of the anniversary of the 10 March 1959 uprising.
Read MoreOn 21 February, Chinese state-media boasted of educating 800,000 Tibetans in the spirit of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China over the past year and a half.
Read MoreTibetans celebrating New Year (Losar) across Tibet have been faced with widespread obstruction and interference.
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