Tibet Watch
‘Like a hunter preparing to kill an animal’: new wave of demolitions at Larung Gar
Chinese authorities are implementing a new wave of demolitions at one of the world’s largest Buddhist institutes, Larung Gar in eastern Tibet Source
Tibetan Buddhist landmark transformed into racecourse named after Chinese Red Army
Once home to a 99-foot Buddha statue in Sengdeng Village, the sacred site has been converted since 2023 into a racecourse. Source
Chinese rights defender detained at monastery in Lhasa
Zhang Yi, a former student leader at Tiananmen Square who was later imprisoned and tortured, is being held at the Lhasa Detention Centre. Source
‘I am a little border patrol guard’: military training for Tibetan toddlers in frontier kindergartens
The developments are part of a broader context of indoctrination of children in schools and intensified militarisation as part of China’s ‘Sinicisation’ policy. Source
China Places Family of Exiled Tibetan Advocate on Blacklist After Pressure Campaign Fails
Sakkar Tashi, a Tibetan refugee living in Belgium since 2004, remains one of the most widely followed Tibetans on social media. Source
Concerns grow for Tibetan Buddhist monk in Chinese custody under unknown charges
Chinese police of Labrang Township in Sangchu County took into custody Jamyang Tashi, a Tibetan Buddhist monk from Labrang Tashikhyil Monastery. Source
Disappeared, Tortured and Silenced
Tibet Watch has documented a cluster of cases from across Tibet that reveal an intensifying pattern of repression targeting Tibetans for acts that belong to the ordinary cultural, religious and intellectual life of a Tibetan community. Source
China’s legal warfare against Tibet and the threat beyond its borders
Eight UN experts have called on China to account for new legislation that escalates Xi Jinping's campaign of forced assimilation in Tibet and extends its reach beyond PRC borders. Source
Tribute to Kyabje Chime Rinpoche, pioneering force in bringing Buddhism to the West, and a beloved leader of the Tibetan Community in Britain
Lama Chime Tulku Rinpoche, was one of the first Tibetan lamas to settle in Britain. Source
Tibetan monk sentenced in secret after pattern of disappearances
A Tibetan Buddhist monk who disappeared for five years has been sentenced to seven years in prison, apparently for his devotion to the Dalai Lama, Tibet Watch has learned. Source














