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This Week in History: From missing monks to Soviet standoffs

Explore how major events between 23 and 29 March were captured on The Independent’s front pages

Ven. Zega Gyatso Released, But Remains Under Strict Surveillance

Venerable Zegya Gyatso, a monk from Tsang Monastery in Sog County, Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture has been released from detention. Yet, he continues to face health issues such as severely impaired vision in both eyes.

China’s New “Illegal Activity”: Providing Legal Defense to Christians

Lawyers for Zion Church face suspensions, threats, and pressure to renounce both their cases and their faith. The post China’s New “Illegal Activity”: Providing Legal Defense to Christians first appeared on Bitter Winter.

China to debut Sinicized Tibetan tap dance to mark Tibet dissolution day

(TibetanReview.net, Mar22’26) – China is to mark its full annexation of Tibet in Beijing on Mar 28 with theatrical presentations of a Sinicized version of the Tibetan tap dance produced with the involvement of Chinese propaganda and dance bodies...

Tibetan monk who went missing 5 yrs ago, resurfaces as prisoner; China accused of “cultural crackdown”

In a post shared on X, CTA stated that Yeshi was reportedly detained on May 17, 2021 and remained missing for nearly five years, with no official information provided about his condition or whereabouts during that period.

CCP’s Show Biz Policy in Tibet: A Sinister Agenda Hidden in Plain Sight

OPINION Professor Phuntsog* makes a striking observation, suggesting that the CCP employs a calculated strategy to manipulate public perception. While permitting the production and showcasing of Tibetan music and dance—the visible and surface-level aspects of culture, likened to the...

A musical sojourn through big cat terrain

A musical sojourn through big cat terrain

Tibetan Govt in exile condemn China’s Ethnic Unity Law, warn it will intensify repression

The Tibetan leadership in exile has called on the international community to closely monitor the implementation of the law and raise concerns over its potential impact on human rights and cultural freedoms.

China returns Tibetan monk’s custodial dead body to monastery in Qinghai

(TibetanReview.net, Mar21’26) – Chinese police in a northeastern part of Qinghai province had returned the body of a young Tibetan Buddhist monk to his monastery on Dec 8, 2025 after having taken him away previously on an unspecified date...

US far-right activist Loomer elated by her ‘rare and meaningful encounter’ with Dalai Lama

(TibetanReview.net, Mar21’26) – American far-right political activist Laura Loomer, known for her access to President Donald Trump, has on Mar 20 met Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, at his home in Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh, and hailed him...