Japanese lawmakers briefed on China’s assimilation policy in occupied Tibet

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(TibetanReview.net, May14’26) – The Japan Parliamentary Support Group for Tibet has recently held a hearing on Tibet in which the speakers have focused on a range of issues that are stated to threaten the survival of the Tibetan national and cultural identity under China’s ongoing move to engineer a Han Chinese-centric common national identity.

The speakers were stated to have focused on China’s religious repression that included interfering in the recognition of reincarnations of Tibetan Buddhist masters, its colonial boarding school system in Tibet, and the recently adopted ethnic unity and progress law. Environmental destruction and damming of the Tibetan rivers were also topics of discussion.

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