Derechos Humanos / Human Rights

• China has destroyed or damaged up to 99% of Buddhist monasteries in Tibet
• 80 Tibetan monks were forcibly expelled from their monasteries last October

Tibetans are reclaiming their religious freedom 

On 21/22 October 2021, 30 teenage monks from Jakyung Monastery, and a further 50 from Deetsa Monastery, in Bayan County (Cn: Hualong), Qinghai Province were expelled by state officials. Security officers entered the monasteries and forcibly removed the students, before returning them to their respective homes.

Tibet Watch sources - under the condition of anonymity for their personal safety - reported that, upon return to their family homes, security officers informed students that they could no longer wear monks' robes, nor could they attend school. Such a directive limits young Tibetan Buddhists' access to their cultural heritage, as monasteries serve as an essential resource for Tibetan language and cultural learning.

DENUNCIA

En esta prisión que fue de enfermos de vih sida, ahora tienen a más de 1000 detenidos de la manifestación pacifica del 11 de julio. 

Además, la permanencia en ese centro penitenciario es una tortura porque a 100 metros se encuentra uno de los campos de tiros y maniobras militares más grande del país, las prácticas constantes de tiros y maniobras de día y de noche afecta el estado siquico y mental de estos detenidos:

Jorge martin Perdomo
Nadir Martin Perdomo
Esperanza Castellanos de armas
Naylet Rodriguez fumero
Vivían bueno salazar
Ramón isquierdo Lopez
Gudelia rabelo fons
Josvany valdez cruz
Enrique bueno malla
Felipe castillo beyra
Eynar roblejo marti
Manuel coto isla
Yosvel cardenas fiallo
Sandy toledo junco
Alberto gonzales llanes
Eduardo lugo morreira
Yoel jimenes alonso