Tenzin Nyidon
DHARAMSHALA, July 16: More than 300 Tibetans living in Taiwan, joined by human rights advocates and supporters, gathered at Taipei’s Liberty Square on Wednesday to pay tribute to the late Tibetan independence activist Lobga Rangzen and denounce China’s newly enacted Ethnic Unity Law.
The candlelight vigil and peaceful protest came two weeks after Lobga Rangzen’s self-immolation and the implementation of the controversial legislation. Participants observed a minute of silence, offered traditional white khatas, recited prayers, and symbolically tore copies of the law in a public expression of defiance.
Taiwan Vice President Hsiao B...





