World News | Chinese Communist Party’s attempt to sinicize Tibetans moves a step closer: report

Lhasa [Tibet]April 8 (ANI): The recently established Research Center for the Construction of Chinese Ethnic Community Consciousness in the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) is seen as an attempt by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to sinicize Tibetans on its own land, with Tibetan rights collectives said in the report.

According to reports, China’s policies will be promoted in the region through the center.

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It claims the center will primarily focus on promoting a “sense of community” among Tibetans based on Chinese ideas and beliefs.

The Tibet Rights Collective report also highlights how Tibetan religious figures are repeatedly seen as the sole cause of repression of Chinese rule in the TAR.

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Citing another Freedom House report, the Tibet Press reported that Tibet is the least free country in the world according to the 2023 World Freedom Index.

Additionally, the CCP’s rigorous campaign against the Sinicization of Tibetans and its intensification in the region has instilled fear and dread among Tibetans worldwide.

China’s authoritarian regime’s crackdown on Tibetans continues as surveillance in the region tightens. Due to the region’s political sensitivity, Tibetans experience harsher consequences and stricter surveillance than citizens of other countries, according to the Tibet News Agency.

According to multiple media reports, Tibetans continue to be persecuted, harassed, harassed, beaten, and tortured in their own territory.

China at that time was not the People’s Republic of China (PRC) established in 1949 after the Communist Party of China led by Mao Zedong declared independence and established a modern nation-state.

One has to wonder how China managed to acquire such a large territory during decolonization. The people living in the ruins of the Qing Dynasty – the Chinese – were caught in a great quagmire and civil war that lasted until the late 1940s.

Immediately after the overthrow of the monarchy – the Qing Dynasty, there was a power struggle in erstwhile China with territories far removed from the consolidated territories now including Manchuria (homeland of the Manchus during the Qing Dynasty), Tibet (Tibet), which was annexed and occupied against the autocratic The voice said that the autonomous region and Khamba and Amdo – eastern Tibet), East Turkestan, southern Mongolia, Hong Kong, and even the disputed islands in the South China Sea.

According to reports from Tibet, the so-called “liberation” of Tibet by China is nothing more than annexation and occupation of territory that should belong to the Tibetan people. (Arnie)

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