Latest Tibet News – 4th Feb, 2017

Visit our Tibet News Page for a roundup of the latest news items on Tibet.

  • Secretary Tillerson says he is committed to promoting dialogue on Tibet and receiving the Dalai Lama (International Campaign for Tibet, February 1, 2017)
  • Tibetan Pilgrims See Passports Destroyed on Their Return (Radio Free Asia, 31st Jan, 2017)
  • Message of courage and truth from Tibetan scholar monk who was tortured and imprisoned (International Campaign for Tibet, January 30, 2017)
  • “It’s like a whole library had burned down” : prominent Tibet scholar Elliot Sperling dies (Phayul, February 02, 2017)
  • Tibetan musician freed after four years in jail (Free Tibet, 3rd February 2017)
  • Colourful protests mark one-year anniversary of language advocate’s detention (Free Tibet, 30th January 2017)
  • Monk protestor released after over two years behind bars (Phayul, February 01, 2017)

Opinion and Analysis

  • New Freedom House Report ranks Tibet as the least free among countries and territories (International Campaign for Tibet, January 31, 2017)

Parliamentary and Diplomatic News

  • First Meeting of the Year of Tibet Group in French Senate (CTA, February 1, 2017)
  • Chinese counter-terrorism policy: Impacts and dangers for Tibetans and Uyghurs (UNPO, February 4, 2017)
  • China official says U.S. should stop using Dalai Lama to stir trouble: state media (Reuters, February 4, 2017)

Trends

  • Tibetan PM announces revised women empowerment policy (Phayul, February 02, 2017)
  • Tibet’s PPCC members implement duties (China Tibet News, 11th Jan, 2017) .
  • Tibet’s electricity consumption hit a record high in 2016 (China Tibet News, 18th Jan, 2017)
  • New Year market of Barkhor Shopping Mall (China Tibet News, 4th Feb 2017)
  • Region sets standards of paint, cloth, skill of Thangka paintings (China Daily, 22nd Jan 2017)
  • Roads in Ngaba’s Barkham County Are Neglected, Left in Dangerous Condition (Radio Free Asia, 27th Jan 2017)
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