Three monks from Drago monastery in China's Sichuan province were so battered during their six-year (wrongful) detention in a Chinese prison that they are likely to remain disabled for the rest of their lives.

Read the full article in Buddhist Daily News of 24 February 2022.

According to Tibet Watch, China is forcing Tibetans with contacts in exile abroad to install spyware on their mobile phones so that Chinese intelligence agencies can keep a close eye on them.

This even makes it difficult for families to contact their loved ones.

Read the full article in the Buddhist Daily News of 13 February 2022.

China not only oppresses Tibetans and their culture, but also destroys the fragile Tibetan ecosystem, engages in excessive industrial mining and leaves a large carbon footprint.

Read the full article in the Buddhist Daily News from 6 January 2022

According to sources, Chinese authorities have destroyed a 30-metre-high Buddha statue and 45 prayer wheels around a monastery in Draggo district, Kham, Tibet. Local Tibetans had a permit to build the giant Buddha statue and funded it themselves. Barely six years after it was built, Chinese authorities demolished it. 

Read the full article in the Buddhist Daily News from 28 December 2021.

Amid ongoing concerns over human rights issues in China, a new academic article has shed light on China's policy of so-called resettlement in Tibet, which under the guise of social change is threatening Tibet's unique and ancient culture. The Canadian think tank International Forum For Rights And Security (IFFRAS) writes that people from remote regions are being relocated to areas easily accessible to Chinese authorities to carry out Chinese cultural assimilation programmes.

Read the full article in the Buddhist Daily News from 10 December 2021.