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Authorities organise campaign to teach Tibetan monks and nuns law online

The campaign combines online activities to teach law, organised by the Department of Justice, and the Religious Affairs Bureau of the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region.

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Tibetans blocked from Buddhist sites in Lhasa while Chinese tourists allowed in

Tibetan government workers, school children and retirees barred from Jokhang Temple in Lhasa while Chinese tourists are allowed in.

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China continues to intensify campaigns on “Ethnic Unity” in Lhasa

Last month, all counties in Lhasa held various campaign activities dedicated to the study of “Regulations on the Establishment of a Model Area for Ethnic Unity and Progress in the Tibet Autonomous Region”, according to Free Tibet’s research partner Tibet Watch.

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WeChat ban in India disrupts information sharing from Tibet

On 29 June, India banned 59 Chinese apps including TikTok and WeChat. India cited growing Chinese aggression amidst a border stand-off and legitimate concern for the security of information and data.

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Study sessions held to promote patriotism

The study sessions were held to promote loyalty to China among the leaders of religious institutions.

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Ten Tibetans sentenced for protesting against a slaughter company built by the Chinese government

On 29 June, ten Tibetans were sentenced to between 8 to 13 years in prison and fined after a 14-hour court hearing in Sangchu County.