Delegation expressed hope for freedom, slammed China for transnational repression.

Crowds gathered near the White House as U.S. President Trump hosted Xi for a state dinner.

Organizers estimate thousands are gathering to call attention to the ‘ethnic unity law’ and human rights.

Exile advocacy groups are hopeful that summit will include talks on religious freedom and ending genocide.

As Chinese officials raised the official death toll from the Nepal-Tibet mudslide to 43 on Saturday, a Tibetan resident told RFA on Sunday that 26 people died in Risur village, Kyirong county, alone, where the Kyirong (Gyirong in Chinese) border post is located.

Among the thousands of missing people are 10 Tibetan tour guides, who worked near the border.

Advocates call on Chinese authorities to allow information transparency in Tibet’s rescue and relief efforts.

Advocates say China razes monks’ homes to restrict religious freedom and further ethnic unity law’s reach in Tibet.

The Zhu-led Western Development Strategy was able to “bring Tibetans in line with Chinese government policies.”

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